Dozens of angry customers gathered in front of a bank in Germany after it became clear that thieves had robbed the vault, NOVA reported.
The stolen money and valuables from customers' deposit boxes are worth at least 10 million euros.
The perpetrators broke through a thick concrete wall in the bank's branch in the western city of Gelsenkirchen. The robbery took place during the Christmas holidays, when most banks are closed.
Police only discovered the hole after a fire alarm went off in the early hours of Monday.
Witnesses reported seeing several men carrying large bags on the steps of a nearby parking lot on Saturday night.