QUEENS, N.Y. — Three men, including two who were disguised as construction workers, broke into a home and got away with millions of dollars’ worth of jewelry.
The brazen mid-day break-in happened on Oct. 16, in Jamaica Hills, Queens, NBC News reported.
Police said they forced open a back door of the home and “removed a safe and jewelry, valued at approximately" $3.2 million, New York Police Department officials said in a statement posted to X.com.
WPIX reported that the safe contained cash.
They drove off in a Hyundai Elantra as shown in surveillance cameras.
🚨WANTED FOR A BURGLARY: On 10/16/25, three unknown individuals entered a home located in the vicinity of 160th Street and 84th Drive by forcibly opening the rear door. Once inside the location the individuals removed a safe and jewelry, valued at approximately $3,200,000. pic.twitter.com/2eYn9jn5Is
— NYPD Crime Stoppers (@NYPDTips) October 28, 2025
While two were dressed in construction crew gear, including a construction hat and neon construction jacket, the third person was “serving as the getaway driver behind the wheel of a blue Hyundai Elantra,” NBC News said.
No one was hurt, WPIX reported.
It was not known if anyone was home at the time of the burglary, ABC News reported.
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