Cambriolage d’une boutique de collection à Glendora
Glendora, Californie – 29 février 2024 – La boutique One Stop Sales, spécialisée dans les figurines de collection, notamment les poupées Labubu, a été victime d’un cambriolage spectaculaire. Les voleurs ont dérobé pour environ 7 000 dollars de marchandises, causant des dégâts considérables.L’incident, filmé par les caméras de surveillance, a été partagé sur les réseaux sociaux. Cette affaire de cambriolage, actuellement en cours d’investigation, soulève des questions sur la sécurité des commerces locaux. Découvrez les détails de cette opération et les efforts de la police pour retrouver les auteurs.
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Summary:
One Stop Sales, a store specializing in collectible plush toys (specifically Labubu dolls), was burglarized in Glendora, california. Thieves stole approximately $7,000 worth of Labubu dolls and other inventory,causing significant damage to the store. The incident was captured on surveillance footage and shared on the store’s Instagram page. While the vehicle used in the burglary was found, no arrests have been made.
Key Details:
What happened: Burglary/Robbery
Were: One Stop Sales, Glendora Avenue, glendora, California
When: Around 1:30 a.m. (date not specified, but recent)
Who:
Victim: One Stop Sales (a store opened in May, selling plush animals and collectibles)
Perpetrators: Masked thieves using a white Toyota Tacoma pickup truck.
What was stolen: Primarily Labubu dolls (valued at approximately $7,000), and also other inventory.
Evidence: Surveillance footage shared on instagram. The getaway truck was located.
Labubu Dolls: These are highly sought-after collectible dolls, exclusively sold by Pop Mart. They retail for $28 but can sell for much higher prices on the secondary market. Their popularity was boosted by K-pop star Lisa showcasing one on Instagram.
Store Impact: The store owners are “in shock” and the store was “trashed.”
Current Status: Investigation ongoing, no arrests made.
Additional Notes:
The store sells items in “blind boxes,” adding to the collectible aspect. The store had been actively promoting its inventory on social media before the burglary.
The article links to an Instagram reel showing the burglary footage and a NBC news article.
