Police are looking for a group of 10 young men in a series of quick-hitting thefts at sneaker stores on the Upper East Side.
The group of alleged thieves, believed to be in their late teens to early 20s, have hit a Nike store and a Jack Rabbit store on Third Avenue at least three times since June, swiping up to $2,500 in merchandise each time.
Surveillance video from one of the shops shows the group flooding the store while carrying shopping bags, then grabbing stuff and running out the door.
Residents described the crime spree as "shocking."
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Wonder if they stole any work boots?
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ReplyDeleteSomeone will "snitch", they will get caught and continue to jam up our jails - which WE end up paying!
This is their job. Must have been offended by statues.
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They should've took a couple belts why they were shopping.
ReplyDeleteHilarious!! So true @9:47!! " I have a great idea, let's risk years of freedom and go steal some new tennis shoes." Check the local basketball courts
ReplyDeleteThis case if easy just keep checking eBay.
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