Police search for $2.16 million worth of gold blocks after
arrests   PARIS, Sept. 27 (UPI) -- Police said they have
arrested six men who allegedly stole blocks of gold worth $2.16
million from an Air France plane in Paris.  The men worked for
logistics companies and were allowed to operate around the
aircraft, the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph reported.
Authorities said they are also searching for ingots, which were
taken from the plane just before it left Paris' Charles de
Gaulle airport for Zurich, Switzerland.  The 100-pound ingots
had been placed inside the plane by Brink's security employees.
Brink's often transports gold to Swiss banks as fund transfers,
the Telegraph said.  The company's employees had placed nine
suitcases on the plane, but when the aircraft arrived in Zurich,
two of the cases were missing.  The security company has denied
any responsibility for the missing gold bars.  The incident
comes as Air France deals with the seizure of 1.3 tons of
cocaine that was aboard one of the ai