Paris officials charge first suspect in Kardashian heist

French authorities have filed the first charges against a suspect in the armed jewelry heist of Kim Kardashian West, the Paris prosecutors' office said Thursday.

Preliminary charges of armed robbery in an organized gang, kidnapping and criminal relationship were filed against a 63-year-antique suspect, which the prosecutors' office named only as Yunice A.
Prosecutors also requested the suspect's continued detention.

Robbers are believed to have motivated their habit into the private apartment where Kardashian West was staying during Paris Fashion Week in October, tied up the realism TV star and stolen on extremity of $10 million worth of jewelry.

Earlier, French authorities released three men and a girl who were along in the company of 17 suspects detained Monday. Ten suspects,  nine men and one girl  remained in custody Thursday.

They included Gary Madar, 27, the brother of Kardashian West's Paris chauffeur.

Madar worked for the joined car benefits company as his chauffeur brother Michael Madar, 40.

According to Associated Press, authorities are focusing upon the possibility that the robbery was an inside job.

Meanwhile, Kardashian West used Instagram to freshen that she's jetting to Dubai for her first major public melody to come the Paris ordeal  headlining a Friday masterclass by her makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic.