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Wild video shows thieves snatch Louis Vuitton bags at Westchester mall

Shocking video emerged this week of a wild theft at a Louis Vuitton store inside a ritzy Westchester mall where two suspects made off with several pricey purses.

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Wild video shows thieves snatch Louis Vuitton bags at Westchester mall​

By
Kenneth Garger and

Mark Lungariello


February 6, 2022 2:32am
Updated

Two suspects targeted a Louis Vuitton store at The Westchester shopping mall. TikTok / @mcloud.9

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Shocking video emerged this week of a wild theft at a Louis Vuitton store inside a ritzy Westchester mall where two suspects made off with several pricey purses.
Multiple people inside the store, presumably employees, try to stop the brazen shoplifters – but the mall security guard at The Westchester in White Plains simply watches on from afar as the chaos unfolds, according to a video posted to TikTok by user mcloud.9.
During the theft, which White Plains police say took place last month, one man was filmed pacing out of the high-end shop with two handbags.
The other male suspect’s escape wasn’t as smooth – as multiple people inside the store tried to wrestle away the expensive purses he was stealing.
But, ultimately, the second suspect also walks from the store and breezes past the security guard with two purses in hand, the video shows.
Onlookers were shocked over the brazen shoplifting.
The mall was also the site of another theft at Burberry, according to another video posted to Twitter by former Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino, a Republican candidate for governor.
In the Burberry theft, two men could be seen fleeing the store cradling armfulls of merchandise.
White Plains police said in a Facebook post that they are investigating both thefts.
The department did not specify the exact dates the crimes were committed.
No arrests were reported in either case.
Louis Vuitton’s parent company LVMH declined to comment.
One of the men is seen leaving the Louis Vuitton store with a handful of merchandise. TikTok / @mcloud.9
The mall condemned the thefts in a statement and said they have beefed up security in their wake.
“The crime depicted in this video is unacceptable and we are fully cooperating with the White Plains Police Department in their investigation,” a spokesperson for The Westchester said.
“We have taken a number of additional steps to further enhance the security program at The Westchester, including adding White Plains police officers to patrol the property, increasing additional private security patrol, deploying specially trained K-9 patrols, among other measures.”

 

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2 Women Steal Ten Thousand Dollars Worth Of Makeup From Ulta In West Whiteland Township, Police Say

Police say two women took the cosmetics from the store in West Whiteland Township.

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2 Women Steal Ten Thousand Dollars Worth Of Makeup From Ulta In West Whiteland Township, Police Say​

By CBS3 StaffFebruary 6, 2022 at 4:59 pm


WEST WHITELAND TOWNSHIP, Pa. (CBS) — Ten thousand dollars worth of makeup was stolen from a Chester County Ulta last week. Police say two women took the cosmetics from the store in West Whiteland Township.

The incident happened on Friday.
If you have any information, you’re asked to call the police.

 

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Surveillance Video Captures 2 Women Steal $10,000 Worth Of Makeup From Exton Ulta

Police say this duo was also involved in another theft in Newtown Square.

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Surveillance Video Captures 2 Women Steal $10,000 Worth Of Makeup From Exton Ulta​

By Kerri CorradoFebruary 8, 2022 at 10:20 pm



EXTON, Pa. (CBS) – Gone in 15 minutes. Police say two women worked together to steal $10,000 worth of high-end cosmetics from an Ulta store in Exton. Detectives believe these women are no strangers to this kind of theft.
Surveillance video captures a thief nonchalantly stuffing high-end makeup into her purse. Her accomplice was on the lookout inside this Exton Ulta.
“This is unique. This is just two females going in there, appear to know what they are doing, very effective at what they do and they were able to get out with that amount of makeup,” an official said.
The stolen makeup was worth a whopping $10,000.
“That’s a lot of makeup and skincare stuff. I just put in a minor dent compared to that,” a woman said.
Investigators say the calculated thieves appeared to know what they were looking for and had a plan to sell it after the steal.
“Probably much easier to sell it to somebody who owns a business, a bodega, a flea market, something like that. They’d probably get more money than selling it online and it would be quicker,” the official said.

Police say they normally see fragrance thefts, but now they are seeing the switch to cosmetics.
Investigators have been in touch with other makeup stores and retailers and alerted them of the high-end makeup heist. They are asking shoppers to alert store employees if they ever see something like this go down.
“In this case, the employees were busy. They are distracted with other customers and they didn’t see it, but there were other customers walking around that may have seen something and could have reported it,” the official said.
Police say this duo was also involved in another theft in Newtown Square. If you recognize them, call police.

 

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Another shoplifter targets NYC Trader Joe’s — one day after thief took steaks

The unnamed man can be seen on video, exclusively taken by The Post, in an aisle at the grocery store’s East 14th Street location shoving two cans of soda into his pants.

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Another shoplifter targets NYC Trader Joe’s — one day after thief took steaks​

By
Steven Hirsch


February 9, 2022 12:39pm
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Video shows shoplifter at Trader Joes in East Village







A day after a brazen shoplifter was seen walking out with a buffet-ful of stolen meat from a Manhattan Trader Joe’s, another thief has been recorded striking the location.
The unnamed man can be seen on video, exclusively taken by The Post, in an aisle at the grocery store’s East 14th Street location shoving two cans of soda into his pants and casually strolling out of the store.
“I don’t have to,” Wednesday’s alleged thief told a Post photographer outside the store.
“I used to have a job working all the time, ya know, not stealing, not having to really,” he continued. “No one knows with going on. This ridiculous nonsense, my family killed for nothing.”
The Trader Joe’s on East 14th Street has had two incidents of theft this week.Steven Hirsch [IMG alt="14th.st. Trader Joe's being robbed again, day after man wan seen walking away with 10 packs of steaks.
"]https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2022/02/trader-joes-shoplifting-16.jpg?quality=90&strip=all&w=1024[/IMG]The man was seen shoving two can of soda into his pants.Steven Hirsch The man said he is unemployed and uses EBT to buy food.Steven Hirsch The robbery occurred a day after a different thief stole 10 steaks from the same Trader Joe’s.Steven Hirsch Workers said they were barred by their employer from stopping the thief.Steven Hirsch
The man told The Post he is unemployed and uses EBT to buy food.
On Tuesday, a so-called “Hamburglar” walked out the doors of the same store with 10 packages of meat in his arms. Frustrated workers said they were barred by their employer from stopping the man, who is being sought by cops.
Manhattan’s DA Alvin Bragg said Wednesday his office trying to figure out how to stop people ” who are really going store to store and just taking.”
“How we can kind of aggregate that conduct and so charge it at a higher level when appropriate,” Bragg said during an event for the Association for a Better New York.

 

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Man steals woman’s sneaker in bizarre subway theft: cops

The suspect approached the 47-year-old victim on the platform of the Grand Army Plaza 2 and 3 subway station just after 11 a.m. Wednesday and followed her up the stairs.

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Man steals woman’s sneaker in bizarre subway theft: cops​

By
Amanda Woods


February 11, 2022 10:25am
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A man snatched a $40 Nike running sneaker off a woman's foot in bizarre NYC theft






A thief yanked a sneaker off a woman’s foot on the staircase of a Brooklyn subway station this week, cops said Friday.
The suspect approached the 47-year-old victim on the platform of the Grand Army Plaza 2 and 3 subway station just after 11 a.m. Wednesday and followed her up the stairs leading to the street, police said.
There, he pulled her Nike running shoe, valued at $40, right off her foot, cops said.
The woman and the suspect had no interaction before the bizarre theft, police said.
With the shoe in tow, the suspect ran back down into the train station, jumped the turnstile and took off on a train, cops said.
The victim did not report any injuries.
The suspect and the victim had no interaction before the bizarre theft. DCPI The thief hopped a train turnstile after taking the shoe.DCPI Police are still looking for the thief.DCPI
Police say the suspect is between 20 and 30 years old, 5-foot-10 and 220 pounds, last seen wearing a gray knit cap, a gray vest, a blue sweater, blue jeans and white sneakers.

 

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Shoplifting duo at NYC Duane Reade pull box cutter on worker: cops

A man and woman snatched four packs of the towels from the shelves at the drug store on Park Avenue South near East 28th Street around 9:10 a.m. Jan. 27, cops said.

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Shoplifting duo at NYC Duane Reade pull box cutter on worker: cops​

By
Amanda Woods


February 15, 2022 9:52am
Updated

The pair left with paper towels, heading north on Park Avenue South. DCPI

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A pair of robbers swiped paper towels from a Manhattan Duane Reade – one of them using a box cutter to threaten an employee who tried to intervene, authorities said.
A man and woman snatched four packs of the towels from the shelves at the drug store on Park Avenue South near East 28th Street around 9:10 a.m. Jan. 27, cops said.
When a 43-year-old worker confronted the duo, the male suspect pulled a box cutter on her and snarled, “If you keep recording, I will hurt you,” police said.
It was unclear whether the employee was filming the suspects.
The duo, shown in a surveillance photo released by cops late Monday, left with the towels, heading north on Park Avenue South.
No injuries were reported.
The incident came about two weeks before a shoplifter brutally attacked a female store employee who confronted him for pilfering products from a freezer at a Morningside Heights Duane Reade, cops said.
The man allegedly punched the 21-year-old worker in the face, grabbed her hair and threw her to the ground, according to the NYPD.
The incident happened at the Duane Reade on Park Avenue South near East 28th StreetGoogle Maps
Just last week, a Manhattan Rite Aid home to a series of shoplifting incidents shut its doors, in a previously announced move.
Also last week, a man was caught on video by The Post allegedly stealing about a dozen steaks from a Manhattan Trader Joe’s on Tuesday.
The “hamburglar” heist prompted the head of supermarket chain Gristedes to reveal he plans to beef up security at his stores.




Man steals steaks from Trader Joe's in East Village



And last month, actor and comedian Michael Rapaport fumed out in a social media post about an alleged shoplifter brazenly walking out of a Manhattan Rite Aid – past a security guard, while carrying bags, apparently holding his loot.

 

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Serial thief with 167 busts nabbed for shoplifting at UES Rite Aid

A Queens man with 167 arrests on his record was busted yet again this week for shoplifting from a Rite Aid on the Upper East Side, The Post has learned.

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Serial thief with 167 busts nabbed for shoplifting at UES Rite Aid​

By
Tina Moore,

Tamar Lapin and

Amanda Woods


February 15, 2022 2:34pm
Updated

Jamel Pringle, 39, has been arrested 167 times, according to police records. Steven Hirsch

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A Queens man with 167 arrests on his record was busted yet again this week for shoplifting from a Rite Aid on the Upper East Side, The Post has learned.
Jamel Pringle, 39, was nabbed around 8:15 a.m. Monday for stealing 48 items worth close to $430 from the drug store on Second Avenue near East 96th Street, police and Manhattan prosecutors said Tuesday.
As with most of his prior arrests, he was charged with petit larceny — a misdemeanor that is not bail-eligible under the state’s new criminal justice reform law.
Police sources joked that the serial thief “gets frequent flier miles” cycling through the system each time he’s freed on supervised release, thanks to the controversial bail reform laws.
But on Tuesday, a Manhattan judge finally ordered Pringle held on bail — at the request of prosecutors — saying she didn’t believe he would return to court otherwise.
“It would take me all day to go through this rap sheet,” Judge Rachel Pauley said at Pringle’s arraignment in Manhattan Criminal Court as she set his bail at $5,000 cash or $10,000 bond.
Pringle was arrested on Feb. 14, 2022, for stealing 48 items worth close to $430 from the drug store on Second Avenue near East 96th Street.Steven Hirsch
Prosecutors from District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office had requested bail, citing an amendment to the law that allows repeat offenders who commit a new felony or class A misdemeanor while out on a similar offense to have bail set if both crimes involved harm to a person or property.
Pringle’s criminal history is “extensive” and includes one felony conviction, 88 misdemeanor convictions and 39 failures to appear, according to Assistant District Attorney Cory Robinson.
On Feb. 3, Pringle was given a desk appearance ticket for petit larceny and public lewdness after cops found him exposing himself inside a CVS on Lexington Avenue near 96th Street.
Pringle allegedly grabbed a tip jar containing $40 from a café at 102nd Street and Lexington Avenue on Jan. 24. The owner told cops Pringle had pulled the same stunt in November, according to a criminal complaint.
Pringle’s criminal history includes one felony conviction.Steven Hirsch
Robinson said Pringle took a plea for public lewdness just two weeks ago for exposing himself inside a pizza shop.
In January, he was arrested for petit larceny on the 26th, 12th, 10th and 9th — in Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island, police sources said.
Robinson cited an open misdemeanor case from July 2021 in which Pringle is accused of running after a person and their son with a stick, telling them, “I’m going to kill you.”
He also allegedly stood outside a barbershop while the parent and child were inside and mouthed “I’m going to get you” through the window, Robinson said.
The “only time” he appears at hearings is when he’s arrested again and arraigned, Robinson said, adding that Pringle “has been given every opportunity” to show he can abide by court orders and continuously fails to do so.
Pringle’s attorney said her client has been in and out of psych wards.Steven Hirsch
Pringle also has an open case in Queens, and just two days before the Rite Aid theft, he was charged in Staten Island with grand larceny for swiping an unspecified amount of cash from the tip jar at a deli, cops said.
He has been on supervised release since October 2021 in an open contempt manner — and despite that, failed to show up to court nine times in that case, prosecutors said.
Pringle’s attorney, Richell Lisboa of Legal Aid, said her client has been in and out of psych wards, most recently at St. Luke’s, arguing that’s why he hasn’t been making his court dates.
“He doesn’t need punishment, he needs treatment,” Lisboa told the court.
While the judge agreed that Pringle needed treatment, she said she had no confidence he would make his appointments.
“He’s not going to show up,” Pauley said.
The defense attorney countered: “You don’t know that he won’t show up … It is not up to you to say that he’s not going to show up.”
“It actually is up to me,” Pauley replied. “Your client has shown over 39 times that he’s not going to show up.”
As he was hauled out of court, Pringle rasped, “I’m in the hospital.”
Assamad Nash is charged with the murder of Christina Yuna Lee. Nash had several prior arrests. Paul Martinka
His arrest comes after homeless career criminal Assamad Nash, 25, who racked up at least a dozen busts on minor charges dating back to 2012, allegedly slaughtered 35-year-old Christina Yuna Lee in her Chrystie Street apartment early Sunday.
Nash too was out on supervised release at the time of Lee’s murder — following a Jan. 6 bust for damaging dozens of MetroCard machines at three different Manhattan subway stations between Dec. 8 and Dec. 31, court records show.
Drug stores across the Big Apple have seen a recent rash of thefts — some of which have turned violent.
A shoplifter brutally attacked a female store employee who confronted him for pilfering products from a freezer at a Morningside Heights Duane Reade on Friday, cops said.
The man allegedly punched the 21-year-old worker in the face, grabbed her hair and threw her to the floor, according to the NYPD.
And on Jan. 27, a man and woman snatched four packs of paper towels from the shelves at a Duane Reade on Park Avenue South near East 28th Street around 9:10 a.m., cops said.
When a 43-year-old worker confronted the duo, the male suspect pulled a box cutter on her and snarled, “If you keep recording, I will hurt you,” police said.
Ashley Barrs, a security guard at the Upper East Side Rite Aid Pringle is accused of hitting up on Monday, called him a “regular” at the store — which she said gets targeted by thieves five to 10 times a day.
A man allegedly threatened a Duane Reade employee with a box cutter during a robbery on Jan. 27, 2022.DCPI
“These thieves do as they please,” Barrs, 22, told The Post on Tuesday. “Some of them actually greet me, say, ‘Good morning’ and proceed to go steal.”
In Pringle’s case, Barr said he allegedly “stole anything he could get his hands on,” including food, body wash, household items, cleaning supplies, stuffing the loot down his pants and into four bags.
“He was very comfortable, confident, like a normal day,” she said. “He has no intention of stopping.”
“There’s so many people like him, regulars who come in the store to steal.”
Pringle is due back in court Friday.

 

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Shoplifter apprehended with loaded gun at Macy’s in NYC

A man was caught shoplifting at Macy’s in Manhattan on Tuesday was found to be packing a loaded handgun, police said.

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Shoplifter apprehended with loaded gun at Macy’s in NYC​

By
Larry Celona and

Mark Lungariello


February 22, 2022 10:26pm
Updated

A shoplifter is accused of possessing a .380-caliber handgun at Macy's Herald Square. EPA

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A man caught shoplifting at Macy’s in Manhattan on Tuesday was found to be packing heat, police said.
Malik Bramble, 21, was grabbed and held by security inside the Herald Square department store around 6:30 p.m. until the NYPD arrived, a police spokesman said.
A loaded .380-caliber handgun was found inside his backpack after cops picked up the bag and noticed something heavy inside, sources said.
Bramble was charged with criminal possession of a weapon, burglary and petit larceny, according to police. He was accused of stealing $374 worth of clothes, sources said.
The suspect lives in Brooklyn and was arrested weeks ago and charged with grand larceny from another department store on Jan. 14, according to sources.
He was also arrested twice for armed robbery in 2019, sources said.

 

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Upper Moreland Township Police Searching For Man Accused Of Stealing $1,100 Worth Of Steaks, Seafood From Giant

Upper Moreland Township Police are searching for a man who allegedly stole $1,100 worth of steaks and seafood from the Willow Grove Giant at the end of February.

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Upper Moreland Township Police Searching For Man Accused Of Stealing $1,100 Worth Of Steaks, Seafood From Giant​

By CBS3 StaffMarch 3, 2022 at 8:54 am



UPPER MORELAND TOWNSHIP, Pa. (CBS) — Upper Moreland Township Police are searching for a man who allegedly stole $1,100 worth of steaks and seafood from the Willow Grove Giant at the end of February. The incident occurred at 8 p.m. on Feb. 26.

Police say the man was wearing a black winter jacket with a fur-lined, a grey hooded sweatshirt, grey pants, tan sneakers, and a black Jordan hat. He left the store in a grey Nissan Murano and traveled northbound on York Road.


If you are able to identify this male, please email kkramer@uppermoreland.org, call 215-657-4700, or hit the SUBMIT A TIP button.

 

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Crew trying to make off with $90K in purses from high-end Hamptons store busted after car chase

Shoplifters who made off with a loot of $90,000 purses from a Balenciaga store in the Hamptons was captured by cops after a car chase through Long Island, officials said Friday.

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Crew trying to make off with $90K in purses from high-end Hamptons store busted after car chase​

By
Craig McCarthy


March 4, 2022 6:37pm
Updated

A group of five shoplifters allegedly stole a $90,000 loot of purses at the Balenciaga retail store in East Hampton Village. Doug Kuntz

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A group of shoplifters who made off with a pile of $90,000 purses from a Balenciaga store in the Hamptons was captured by cops after a car chase through Long Island, officials said Friday.
The five-person crew from Newark, NJ — three men and two women — walked into the luxury fashion store in East Hampton Village at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, grabbed a number of expensive handbags in under half a minute and took off in a black Dodge Durango, cops said.
New York State Police later spotted the car on Sunrise Highway near the Westhampton Beach exit and gave chase until the car got a flat near exit 69 on the Long Island Expressway, where the alleged thieves ditched the car and ran out in a wooded area next to the highway, police said.
By 6:30 p.m., cops had caught up to three of the men — Ali Harris, 28, Jamal Johns, 25, and Wazir Rodgers, 25, — and one of the women, Baseemah Tamika Davis, 34.
The fifth member of the crew remains in the wind.
[IMG alt="Ali Abul Harris, 28, is led from his arraignment at East Hampton Town Justice Court after being charged in the theft of close to $90,000.00 worth of bags stolen at the Balenciaga retail store, located at 54 Newtown Lane in East Hampton, New York on March 3,2022. This photo taken on March 4,2022.
"]https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2022/03/hamptons-shoplifters-675.jpg?quality=90&strip=all&w=682[/IMG]Ali Abul Harris, 28, is led from his arraignment at East Hampton Town Justice Court. Doug Kuntz
[IMG alt="Jamal Revelt Johns, 25, leaves East Hampton Town Justice Court after being arraigned in the theft of close to $90,000.00 worth of bags stolen at the Balenciaga retail store, located at 54 Newtown Lane in East Hampton, New York on March 3,2022. This photo taken on March 4,2022.
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Baseemah Davis, 34, and Wazir Rodgers, 24, leave their arraignment. Doug Kuntz New York State Police were able to capture the alleged thieves after a car chase on the Long Island Expressway.Doug Kuntz Authorities have arrested and charged four of the five alleged purse thieves.Doug Kuntz
The four were arraigned Friday on charges of grand larceny and criminal possession of stolen property, cops said.

 

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Police Searching For Pair Who Stole Puppy From Berks County Pet Store
By CBS3 Staff
March 7, 2022 at 6:22 pm

WYOMISSING, Pa. (CBS) The search is on for a pair of thieves wanted for stealing a puppy from a Berks County pet store. Surveillance video shows the man picking up the cairn terrier puppy at Your Pet Center in the Berkshire Mall last Sunday.

Then, the suspect stuffed the dog in his vest and walked away.


Police say the woman with him acted as a lookout.

If you recognize either one of those people, give Wyomissing police a call.

 

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Woman mugged at knifepoint for $6K worth of electronics in NYC

The masked goons then shoved the victim into a commercial rolling gate — and snatched her purse, containing a laptop, tablet, cellphone and headphones worth $5,940, according to the NYPD.

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Woman mugged at knifepoint for $6K worth of electronics in NYC​

By
Jesse O’Neill


March 19, 2022 3:20am
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Two men were caught on camera stalking a woman in Soho before robbing her of $6,000 worth of electronics at knifepoint on Friday morning.
Chilling surveillance footage showed one suspect trailing the 25-year-old woman on Thompson Street just south of Houston Street, while his cohort came at her from the front with a machete at around 3:30 a.m., police said.
The masked goons then shoved the victim into a commercial rolling gate — and snatched her purse, containing a laptop, tablet, cellphone and headphones worth $5,940, according to the NYPD.
One of the men wore a black sweatsuit and Yankee cap, while the other was clad in a black jacket and red sweatpants, video showed.
Surveillance footage shows two men stalking a woman in Soho before they robbed her of $6,000 worth of electronics at knifepoint.DCPI The masked suspects shoved the victim and snatched her purse containing a laptop, tablet, cellphone and headphones.DCPI One suspect trailed the 25-year-old woman on Thompson Street, while the other suspect came at her from the front with a machete.DCPI
The woman, who could be seen cowering in fear on the footage, was physically unharmed, cops said.
The crime came a week after a deranged gunman allegedly shot at least two homeless men sleeping on the street in the fashionable neighborhood, killing one of them.

 

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Brazen thieves kick worker at NYC spa, make off with $3K worth of merch

One of the suspects kicked a female employee when she confronted him near the door, security video shows.

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Brazen thieves kick worker at NYC spa, make off with $3K worth of merch​

By
Jesse O’Neill


March 22, 2022 11:21pm
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Three men were caught on camera stealing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from a Manhattan spa over the weekend, police said.
The masked crooks ripped off Rescue Spa on East 19th Street in the Flatiron District on Saturday afternoon around 2:40 p.m. police said.
The trio took $3,129 worth of products from the shelves before heading for the exit, according to police.
One of the suspects kicked a female employee when she confronted him near the door, security video shows.
The entire heist lasted just 14 seconds, according to the footage.
Organized robberies of luxury stores had soared during the COVID-19 pandemic, as large groups of shoplifters ransack boutiques, grab high-value merchandise and flee before police can arrive.
Police are still looking for the men involved. DCPI
Rescue Spa offers an array of pricey products and services, including radio frequency face and neck treatments that sell for $1,400, according to its website.

 

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Robber holds man at gunpoint in the Bronx, steals nearly $40K in jewelry

A robber was caught on camera forcing a man to lay down in a Bronx apartment at gunpoint — stealing nearly $40,000 in jewelry, according to cops.

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Robber holds man at gunpoint in the Bronx, steals nearly $40K in jewelry​

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Lee Brown


March 31, 2022 11:57am
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Gunmen force man to ground after storming Bronx home





A robber was caught on camera forcing a 54-year-old man to lie down in a Bronx apartment at gunpoint — stealing nearly $40,000 in jewelry, including a diamond-studded Rolex, according to cops.
Footage from just before 3:30 p.m. Tuesday shows the victim first forced to raise his hands as a robber pulls a handgun from his camouflage jacket and points it straight at him.
As the attacker appears to cock the weapon, the victim removes his own fur-lined parka-style coat and slowly crawls face-forward on the floor near two rows of cinema-style seats.
A robber was caught stealing nearly $40,000 in jewelry, including a diamond-studded Rolex.NYPD The alleged robber forced a 54-year-old man to lie down at gunpoint.NYPD Police say a second crook joined the robber.NYPD
The crook stole a $10,000, 14-karat Cuban link gold chain and a diamond Rolex watch worth a hefty $27,000, police said.
The surveillance footage caught him also pulling out a cellphone, and police say a second crook joined him, stealing the victim’s cellphone, car keys and around $300 in cash.
The duo fled the building near East 165 Street and Cauldwell Avenue in a black Mercedes sedan, police said.
The victim was forced to raise his hands as the robber pulled a handgun from his jacket.NYPD The crook stole a $10,000, 14-karat Cuban link gold chain and a diamond Rolex watch worth a hefty $27,000, cops say.NYPD The duo fled the building in a black Mercedes sedan.NYPD
The victim, who was not injured, may have previously met one of the attackers and allowed him into the building, a police source said.

 

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Shoplifters busted after nabbing $70K in merch in Soho boutique heist: police

A wild video shows a trio of thieves had their getaway foiled by NYPD officers after swiping more than $70,000 in fancy attire from a Soho boutique Sunday, police said.

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Shoplifters busted after nabbing $70K in merch in Soho boutique heist: police​

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Tina Moore


April 7, 2022 6:25pm
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Shoplifters busted after nabbing $70K in merch in Soho boutique heist: police

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Video shows the moment a trio of thieves had their getaway foiled by NYPD officers after stealing more than $70,000 in pricey goods from a Soho boutique Sunday, police said.
The video posted on TikTok shows cops beating on the windows of the crew’s Dodge Charger with their batons and eventually arresting two women and a man who attempted to get away in the vehicle, according to police.
The stop came a short time after the three suspects allegedly went into Kirna Zabete at 477 Broome Street and “removed items from the display cases and racks,” the NYPD said. The threesome then ran out of the store and jumped into the Charger.
“When officers attempted to conduct a lawful car stop, the vehicle refused to pull over and recklessly drove through traffic,” an NYPD statement said.
Two women and a man are accused of robbing more than $70,000 in luxury goods from Kirna Zabete.Tiktok/gvancugva
The thieves stole a Dior jacket, Dior pants, Gucci jackets, Gucci pants, Sacai jackets, a Bottega crossbody and a Bottega Jodie bag worth a total of $14,400.
Driver Janavia Marable, 29, Brianna Grier, 27, and Jahil Pamplin, 29, were all charged with grand larceny, reckless endangerment, fleeing an officer and resisting arrest. They are all from Newark, NJ.
The group of alleged thieves apparently swiped multiple pants, jackets and hoodies from luxury brands from the Soho boutique.Tiktok/gvancugva
Footage from TikTok shows the alleged thieves resisting arrest.Tiktok/gvancugva
The group of robbery suspects allegedly “drove through traffic,” the NYPD said.Tiktok/gvancugva
Cops said it wasn’t the first time the women struck at the same store.
The females were also charged with robbery for an incident that occurred around 4 p.m. Feb. 6 at the shop.
That time, four suspects entered the location and removed 26 handbags with an approximate value of $50,000.
The three robbery suspects were from New Jersey, according to police.Tiktok/gvancugva
The TikTok video shows a chaotic scene of multiple NYPD officers handcuffing the robbery suspects.Tiktok/gvancugva
Footage shows cops pulling out one of the robbery suspects out of a Dodge Charger.Tiktok/gvancugva
The wild TikTok video shows NYPD officers surrounding a group of alleged thieves attempting to flee in a Dodge Charger.Tiktok/gvancugva
One of the thieves in that incident flashed a gun in his waistband when he was approached by a store employee, cops said. The suspects fled the location in two white SUVs in an unknown direction.
The investigation is continuing.

 

[The Bobster]

4 Women Wanted For Stealing $11,000 Worth Of Merchandise From Ulta In Exton: Police

Police say they were last seen driving off in a black Acura.

philadelphia.cbslocal.com

4 Women Wanted For Stealing $11,000 Worth Of Merchandise From Ulta In Exton: Police​

By CBS3 StaffApril 15, 2022 at 1:36 pm



EXTON, Pa. (CBS) — The West Whiteland Township Police Department says four women stole $11,000 worth of merchandise from the Ulta Store in Exton. Police say the women used Under Armour mesh bags to remove the merchandise from the store.

Police say they were last seen driving off in a black Acura.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Det. Scott Pezick at 484-875-6021 or spezick@westwhiteland.org.

 

[*marbusfeld]

THERE'S a member to add to the list!
How could i ever forget Da Dog?!


(needs to be reposted in relavent thread)

 

[The Bobster]

Masked crooks swipe cash, CDB oil from NYC smoke shop, cops say

Two crooks pulled a gun on clerks at the Zaza Exotics smoke shop in Brooklyn and made off with $1,000 cash and $4,800 worth of CBD liquid.

nypost.com

Masked crooks swipe cash, CDB oil from NYC smoke shop, cops say​

By
Eileen AJ Connelly


April 16, 2022 4:16pm
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Cops seek tips on two gunmen caught on video holding up a CBD shop





Two crooks pulled a gun on clerks at the Zaza Exotics smoke shop in Brooklyn and made off with $1,000 cash and $4,800 worth of CBD liquid, cops said Saturday.
Surveillance cameras caught clear images of the masked male suspects as they ripped off the store at 122 Cozine Ave. in Brooklyn on Friday around 3 p.m., terrorizing its clerks, authorities said.
The robbers made off with $1,000 cash and $4,800 worth of CBD liquid.DCPI
The cameras caught the suspects as they casually walked into the store.
One of the creeps pointed a gun at the 20-year-old clerk on duty, then reached across the counter to grab his collar. That suspect was wearing a dark-colored Nike hooded sweatshirt, black jeans, sunglasses, a white surgical mask, a black balaclava and yellow and black gloves at the time.
The worker crouched behind the counter, and his sweatshirt was partially pulled over his head.
Meanwhile, the second robber — dressed in a gray hooded sweatshirt, black ripped jeans, a black balaclava and black and blue sneakers — made his way behind the counter, where he punched a 27-year-old clerk in the face and pushed him to the floor.
The gunman then let off a single shot that didn’t struck anyone, and the men behind the counter tumbled over each other.
His accomplice grabbed two boxes which held cash and handed them to his partner then snatched a black bag, and the two took off. They were last seen jumping into a white four-door sedan that headed southbound on Cozine Avenue.
Anyone with information about the robbery is asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477) or for Spanish, 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). The public can also submit their tips by logging onto the Crime Stoppers website at https://crimestoppers.nypdonline.org/, or on Twitter @NYPDTips.
One of the robbers pointed his gun and grabbed the clerk from across the counter. DCPI Police are still looking for the two smoke shop robbers. DCPI

 

[The Bobster]

NYC teens steal $2K worth of vape products in caught-on-camera heist

Nine teenagers were caught on camera brazenly stealing $2,300 worth of vape products and a fistful of cash from a Brooklyn store earlier this month.

nypost.com

NYC teens steal $2K worth of vape products in caught-on-camera heist​

By
Jesse O’Neill


April 28, 2022 1:42am
Updated

Nine teenagers stole $2,300 worth of vape products and a fistful of cash from a Park Slope store. DCPI





Nine teenagers were caught on camera brazenly stealing $2,300 worth of vape products and a fistful of cash from a Brooklyn store earlier this month.
The throng of fearless crooks barged in and ransacked Newsstand Vape & Convenience on 9th Street in Park Slope on April 20, police said.
Surveillance footage released by the NYPD shows four of the thieves walking right behind the counter to grab the vape products off the shelves.
The suspects can be seen stuffing the merchandise in their pockets in plain view of a helpless clerk.
Another angle of the shocking footage showed a different gaggle of five teens helping themselves to handfuls of vape products and candy from an aisle until they were chased away by an employee.
The felonious flash mob also stole $1,300 in cash from the register, police said.
The suspects, who remained in the wind early Thursday, are wanted for grand larceny.
Footage released by the NYPD shows the thieves stuffing merchandise in their pockets in plain view.DCPI The group grabbed $1,300 in cash from the register.DCPI The thieves also grabbed candy before an employee chased them away.DCPI

 

[The Bobster]

Thief wrestles with Brooklyn cell phone store worker: video

Footage released shows the suspect speaking at length with the worker before going behind the counter and wrestling her to the ground.

nypost.com

Thief wrestles with Brooklyn cell phone store worker: video​

By
Amanda Woods


May 2, 2022 9:19am
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A thief is shown on video grappling on the ground with a 27-year-old female clerk to steal a cell phone and headphones inside a store





A thief wrestled with a Brooklyn cell phone store employee to rip his loot from her clutches, disturbing new video shows.
The suspect approached a 27-year-old female worker inside Simple Mobile Solutions on East 16th Street near Quentin Road in Midwood around 11:45 a.m. Sunday, cops said.
Footage released later Sunday shows the suspect speaking at length with the worker before going behind the counter and wrestling her to the ground in an attempt to pry a cell phone and headphones from her grip.
The suspect approached a 27-year-old female worker inside Simple Mobile Solutions on East 16th Street near Quentin Road in Midwood.NYPD Footage released later Sunday shows the suspect speaking at length with the worker before going behind the counter and wrestling her to the ground.NYPD Police have yet to catch the attacker. NYPD The store employee has reported no significant injuries. NYPD The attacker fled the store with the items and ran into the East 16th Street B and Q train station.NYPD A thief wrestled with a Brooklyn cell phone store employee to rip his loot from her clutches.NYPD
He fled the store with the items and ran into the East 16th Street B and Q train station, police said.

The worker did not report any injuries.


Police are still looking for the thief.