Men Stealing Dozens of Jeans From Store Caught On Camera
- 10 years ago
Police in Washington, DC are searching for several males who allegedly stole dozens of pairs of brand new expensive jeans.
Police in Washington D.C. are searching for several males who allegedly stole dozens of pairs of brand new expensive jeans.
On Sunday, August 10, four people walked into a local Diesel store. The individuals casually entered the establishment, appearing like they were typical shoppers.
The first man walked up to a display and grabbed an armful of jeans. He singlehandedly cleared off half a shelf before grabbing a pair that was hanging up and walking back towards the door.
Another suspect went to the same area and snatched a few desired garments. A third man managed to scoop up an entire display table's worth of jeans. His arms were filled with pants.
The fourth and final thief also made off with a nice stash of clothes. All four men walked out of the store together.
A single pair of Diesel jeans costs roughly $200. The crime occurred in broad daylight at about 2:15 P.M.
Police have released the store surveillance footage, hoping someone will recognize one or all of the culprits.
Police in Washington D.C. are searching for several males who allegedly stole dozens of pairs of brand new expensive jeans.
On Sunday, August 10, four people walked into a local Diesel store. The individuals casually entered the establishment, appearing like they were typical shoppers.
The first man walked up to a display and grabbed an armful of jeans. He singlehandedly cleared off half a shelf before grabbing a pair that was hanging up and walking back towards the door.
Another suspect went to the same area and snatched a few desired garments. A third man managed to scoop up an entire display table's worth of jeans. His arms were filled with pants.
The fourth and final thief also made off with a nice stash of clothes. All four men walked out of the store together.
A single pair of Diesel jeans costs roughly $200. The crime occurred in broad daylight at about 2:15 P.M.
Police have released the store surveillance footage, hoping someone will recognize one or all of the culprits.