Thieves Swarm Louis Vuitton Store
In Palo Alto, Steal $100,000 In
Handbags; 11 Suspects Sought
Posted By: NorthernDog, 6/10/2021 8:29:14 AM
PALO ALTO — Nearly a dozen thieves working together swarmed into a Louis Vuitton store in Palo Alto, stealing more than $100,000 in handbags in the second such theft at the Stanford Shopping Center in three weeks, police said Wednesday. “I’m worried about my safety, because I’m working here and I’m an employee,” said Lakshay Soorma who works at a department store located in Stanford Shopping Center. “I have to make sure my clients, my customers, they are safe here too.” Palo Alto police said the latest incident happened on Monday at about 5:30 p.m. A coordinated group of eleven
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Robbing a 7-11 is so déclassé. Thieves are moving up to the good stuff.