Crime & Safety
Gang Of Smash-And-Grab Burglars Target Northridge Businesses
Police released video from one of the burglaries showing the crew break-in and burglarize a store in minutes.

NORTHRIDGE, CA — Police on Wednesday asked for help identifying seven men who burglarized three Northridge businesses Monday.
The Los Angeles Police Department described a coordinated string of burglaries in the area of Tampa Avenue and Reseda Boulevard Monday. Seven suspects entered three unoccupied businesses by smashing the glass doors, according to police.
"Once inside the businesses, the suspects used tools to target the ATM, targeted specific merchandise, cash registers, cash deposits and safes in the offices," the LAPD said in a written release. "The suspects fled with property in 4 vehicles, 2 white sedans, a dark sedan, and a dark SUV."
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All the suspects were wearing masks and hoodies during the break-ins.
Detectives released surveillance video of one of the burglaries in hopes that someone might recognize the crew.
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Anyone with information regarding the burglaries was urged to call LAPD Devonshire Area Detective John Eastburn at 818-832-0936. Anonymous tipsters can call Crime Stoppers at 800-222-8477.
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