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Amid a surprising event, the prestigious Parisian museum ceased operations after an audacious robbery during which culprits escape with multiple precious artifacts.

Details Coming to Light Concerning the Robbery

While specifics are still emerging, reports indicate three hooded suspects broke into the institution shortly after it opened on Friday.

The suspects allegedly used a construction elevator being part of ongoing renovation work to infiltrate the historic Apollo Gallery, located facing the banks of the Seine side.

Focus: France's Historic Gems

The ornate gallery houses the surviving pieces of France's crown jewels. In order to enter, the thieves smashed display cases and then fleeing with these taken artifacts.

Getaway and Ongoing Inquiry

The suspects reportedly fled using a motor-scooter. Officials are actively calculating the total value of the haul, while the Louvre stays not open for visitors for the time being.

The event has sparked serious questions about security at one of the planet's most popular museums.