Crime & Safety
OC Market Owners Seek Public Aid After Break-In
The owners of a longtime Anaheim business asked for the public's help after a burglary triggered tens of thousands of dollars in damages.
ANAHEIM, CA — The owners of an Orange County market are asking for the public's help after burglars broke into the store, stole cash and merchandise and left behind tens of thousands of dollars in damages.
The break-in happened at a La Reina Markets location in Anaheim at around 1:30 a.m. Tuesday, according to a statement from the company's social media account.
Surveillance images posted by the store show at least two people inside the market, as well as an overturned cash drawer and merchandise scattered across the floor.
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"These guys have many identifying tattoos/features and were wearing yellow Timberlands and black/white Jordans," the company said in its statement. "They stole money, products, caused tens of thousands of dollars of damage."
Anyone who recognizes the suspects was asked to send information to the Anaheim Police Department or email info@lareinamarkets.com.
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