Q: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Image caption Harry Winston attracts a wealthy clientele from royalty to film stars 
  
 French police have found stolen jewellery worth 14m euros (£12m; $19m) hidden in a drain in a Paris suburb. 
  
 Police say 19 rings and three sets of earrings were concealed in a plastic container set into a cement mould at a house in Seine-Saint-Denis. 
  
 They were part of the spectacular robbery from Paris's luxury Harry Winston boutique in 2008. 
  
 As many as four armed robbers stole about 85m euros worth of jewellery from the shop. 
  
 The thieves - two of whom were disguised as women - stormed the shop near the Champs-Elysee in December 2008 and stole nearly all its valuables. 
  
 They spoke French and another language, seemed well informed and knew the names of some of the staff, police said at the time. 
  
 In June 2009, police detained and questioned 25 people in connection with the robbery - one of the country's most serious for decades. 
  
 Nine people were eventually charged, including the suspected ringleader who was already serving a 15-year jail sentence for drug trafficking. A large amount of jewellery and cash had already been found at a house in Seine-Saint-Denis, estimated to be more than three-quarters of the total haul. 
  
 The latest discovery included one 31 carat ring worth 6m euros. 
  
 French media say no further arrests have been made although those already in jail have been questioned again. 
  
 The Harry Winston boutique is situated on the fashionable Avenue Montaigne and attracts a wealthy clientele from around the world, from royalty to film stars. ||||| French investigators have found jewels valued at euro18 million ($25 million) hidden in a Paris rain sewer _ part of the spectacular 2008 heist from luxury jeweler Harry Winston's Paris boutique. 
  
 Nineteen rings and three sets of earrings _ one pair valued at euro14 million ($19.5 million) 
  
 _ were dug up from a drain at a house in the working class Paris suburb of Seine-Saint-Denis, police said, confirming a report on Europe-1 radio. 
  
 The jewels were hidden in a plastic container set in a cement mold inside the sewer, police said. The house belonged to one of the nine people charged in the heist. 
  
 The bold Harry Winston robbery on Dec. 5, 2008, netted the thieves _ some dressed as women and wearing wigs _ gems and bejeweled watches worth up to euro85 million ($118.1 million), police said. More recently, police have set the figure at $85 million. 
  
 The Harry Winston boutique is on a street off Paris' famed Champs-Elysees Avenue dotted with fashion houses and fashionable cafes. The robbery, carried out while Christmas shoppers strolled outside, was among the most audacious in France in recent memory. 
  
 Some stolen rings, necklaces and watches were recovered when police rounded up 25 people in a June 2009 sweep and eventually charged nine of them. 
  
 Among those charged was the heist's suspected mastermind, who had been sentenced to 15 years in prison in a drug trafficking case. Police found stolen jewelry and euro760,000 ($1.1 million) at this house. 
  
 A guard at the Harry Winston boutique put police on the trail of the suspects. When investigators learned that an Israeli was expected in Paris to buy some of the stolen jewels, police moved in to make the arrests. |||||
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Stolen gems worth $25 million have been found stashed in a rain sewer in a Paris suburb. Police say the gems—taken in a spectacular $100 million heist in 2008—were hidden in a plastic container embedded in cement, the BBC reports. The home above the sewer belongs to one of nine people jailed for the armed raid on luxury jeweler Harry Winston's Paris boutique, AP reports. (Click to read about another heist-gone-wrong.)