Thieves Disguised as Construction Workers Steal $3.2M Jewelry from NYC Home

In Queens, New York City, three men disguised as construction workers executed a bold heist on October 16, forcibly entering a home in the Jamaica Hills neighborhood and stealing a safe containing jewelry valued at approximately $3.2 million. The suspects were dressed in neon construction vests, black sweatshirts, pants, and carried black backpacks, while the getaway driver wore a white hoodie and black gloves. They fled in a blue Hyundai Elantra, and no injuries were reported as the home was vacant during the robbery. Police have released surveillance images and are actively seeking information from the public through Crime Stoppers. Authorities believe the burglary was targeted, as the victim is a jeweler. The incident has drawn attention amidst ongoing political activities in Queens, although it remains under investigation with the suspects still at large.