Crime Investigation - Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the Louvre Museum jewel heist [1] - The suspects are being held and interrogated at the police headquarters in northwest Paris [1] - One suspect was apprehended at Charles de Gaulle airport while attempting to leave the country [1] - Both suspects are known criminals with prior burglary records [1] - DNA evidence recovered from the scene was used to track down the suspects [1] - At least four individuals were involved in the robbery [2] Legal and Procedural Matters - Under French law, the suspects can be detained for 96 hours without being formally charged, extending to Wednesday evening [2] Missing Jewels - The location of the stolen crown jewels remains unknown [2]

Security Incident - The Louvre reopened to the public after a brazen daylight robbery [1] - Approximately 8 miles of exhibit space were affected by the closure [1] - One hundred French police officers are now involved in the investigation [2] Financial Implications - The stolen items are valued at around $102 million [1] - The $102 million valuation does not include the historical value to the people of France [1] Legal and Governmental Oversight - French prosecutors are putting a dollar value on the stolen items [1] - The head of the Louvre is expected to answer questions before the French Senate [2]

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