A sum of 172,000 euros was stolen Wednesday in a plane providing flights between Pointe-à-Pitre and the island of St. Martin. Three bags containing 1.2 million euros in total were transported in the hold. A Brinks employee of the company had taken place in the cabin of the ATR-42 of Air Antilles Express.
According to preliminary information gathered by investigators, a passenger traveling without checked luggage and complaining of being unwell, had spent almost the entire duration of the flight in the toilet of the aircraft which, by removing a partition, it has gained access to the bunker at the rear of the unit.
A woman who accompanied him on several occasions joined to worry about his health. The man had, shortly before landing at the airport in the French part of the Franco-Dutch island of St. Martin, asked the hostess to require a fire ambulance. Supported on the track and get better excuse, he could leave the airport by its own means avoiding the filter policeman in Terminal.
The traveling companion of the suspected thief was arrested while she waited for the delivery of checked baggage in the arrival hall of Terminal. She held no bank notes stolen during the flight. Victim of an outbreak of diabetes after her arrest, she was placed in custody Wednesday and hospitalized at the Hospital of St. Martin. The suspect always sought, was identified. It is a metropolitan living in Guadeloupe. He regularly went to St. Martin.
http://www.lejdd.fr/Societe/Depeches/Guadeloupe-172.000-euros-derobes-sur-un-vol-277705
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