Crime & Safety

Thieves Target OC Jewelry Store Monday, Suspects At Large: Report

Three men armed with hammers stole from a Huntington Beach jewelry store Monday, over a year after the same jewelry store was targeted.

HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA — An Orange County jewelry store was robbed Monday, and police Wednesday were working to locate the suspects responsible, the Orange County Register reported.

The robbery happened at around 2 p.m. at Princess Bride Diamonds, a family-owned business in the Bella Terra retail center at 7821 Edinger Ave., near the 405 Freeway.


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According to the report, three men armed with hammers walked into the store and smashed multiple display cases before fleeing the scene with an unknown amount of stolen jewelry.

A description of the suspects were not immediately available.

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The robbery comes over a year after employees at the same jewelry store fought off thieves during an attempted smash-and-grab robbery, according to a previous Patch report.

To learn more about the recent smash-and-grab robbery in Huntington Beach, view the full report on the Orange County Register.

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