769 500 dollars earrings that took out after Florida is swallowed by them

Orlando police resumed two sets of earrings worth a joint $ 769,500 (£ 597,000) after allegedly a thief swallowed them more than two weeks ago.

32 -year -old Jayton Gilde swallowed Tiffany’s earrings & Co. At the time when he was taken into custody on February 26, police said.

Mr. Hilder controlled detectives at Orlando Hospital on “more than a decade” before earrings were expelled from his system, the Orlando police department reports.

Mr. Hilder faces allegations of robbery with a mask and a grand theft in the first degree.

Tiffany has since cleaned earrings.

Police claim that Mr. Gilder acted as an assistant NBA player to show him “very high-class ornaments” in VIP-Pakoi in the Tiffany & Co. In Orlando, Florida, February 26.

Mr. Hilder allegedly pulled out the store staff, then ran from the store with two pairs of earrings. The suspect obviously also threw a diamond ring worth $ 587,000 when he escaped from the store.

When the officers later caught up with him, they saw Mr. Gilder “swallowed several objects that the earrings were believed,” the police said.

Officials who were transporting Mr. Guild to prison allegedly heard, as he said, “I had to throw them out the window,” the BBC partner reports.

In prison, Mr. Gilder allegedly asked the staff: “Will I be charged with what I have in my stomach?”

Later, police released an X -ray, which seemed to show the abdomen of a person with a foreign object inside.

The Orlando police department said she had taken Mr. Guild to the district hospital and monitored it for about two weeks until the earrings were restored.

Aaron GOS detective said the case “quickly turned into a marathon, not a sprint.”

On March 12, police said she cured the fourth Tiffany’s earrings & Co.

When the earrings were taken to Tiffany, the master of the jewelry confirmed that the serial numbers in jewelry were in line with stolen works, said Mr. Goss.

Currently, Guild is in custody in the Orange District.

Police claim that his criminal history shows the robbery in 2022 in the Tiffany & Co in Texas.

Colorado has 48 separate orders.