'Flash mob' burglars loot $300,000 in items from high-end retail store. #Shorts
August 11, 2023
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as posted by the channelGlendale police say at least 30 suspects looted an Yves Saint Laurent store, stealing approximately $300,000 worth of merchandise.
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A high-end designer store in Glendale, California was looted by dozens of people in a flash mob burglary on Tuesday, Glendale Police said.
At least 30 suspects "flooded" the Yves Saint Laurent store in The Americana at Brand Tuesday afternoon and stole clothing and other merchandise before fleeing on foot and leaving the location in numerous vehicles, said police in a statement. An investigation into the incident is underway. The total loss is estimated to be approximately $300,000.
The Americana is a major indoor-outdoor hub in Glendale adjacent to Northeast and Downtown Los Angeles.
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