article_snippet: An armed robbery of  an 18-wheeler truck transporting bars of gold from Florida to Massachusetts was most likely an inside job, according to police.
article_snippet: Two security guards working for Transvalue Inc of Miami then tied Two security guards working for Transvalue Inc of Miami hands behind Two security guards working for Transvalue Inc of Miami backs and marched Two security guards working for Transvalue Inc of Miami into nearby woods before taking 275lbs of gold.
article_snippet: Armed robbers are suspected of stealing $4million in gold from an 18-wheeler taking the precious from Florida to Massachusetts on Interstate 95.
article_snippet: The men 'ordered the guards to lie on the ground, tied the guards behind the guards backs and marched the guards into nearby woods, before taking 275lbs gold' Cone: This photo is of a traffic cone that was positioned behind the truck as suspects allegedly removed gold from the vehicle after breaking a lock on the back . '
article_snippet: suspects also went directly to the trailer and found the gold which was in unmarked five gallon buckets.
article_snippet: Meanwhile, a photo was shown of a traffic cone that was positioned behind the truck as suspects allegedly removed gold from the vehicle after breaking a lock on the back.
article_snippet: a traffic cone that was positioned behind the truck as suspects allegedly removed gold from the vehicle after breaking a lock on the back had the marking of a company that only does work in Florida, according to ABC.
article_snippet: A reported 275lbs of gold were stolen and silver was also being carried in the truck, which was stopped near mile marker 114 on the highway.
article_snippet: A reported 275lbs of gold were stolen, though it is not known which form the truck's precious metal took (file photo)
article_snippet: the truck's precious metal was owned by Republic Metals Corporation in Opalocka, Florida, according to a search warrant.
highlights_snippet: Metal was en route from Miami to Massachusetts when truck stopped .
  