""They went right to the Chanels, they wiped out all of those, then they grabbed all of the Hermès, and then they just started throwing things down. When you have a team of three people, it's probably pretty easy, in three minutes, to get a lot of stuff," Sprenger said. "They took all the jewelry. I'm just very sad. My heart is broken.""
""These criminals cannot be allowed to just keep going around and ransacking and stealing from people. I'm a single mom. I have three daughters in college, and here I am, working to take care of my family. To have them rob me of half of my inventory, it's not right," Sprenger said."
""They knew where the lights were. They shut off the video cameras. They turned cameras. How would they know where all this was? It's like it was a very well thought-out, planned attack," she said."
Three burglars forced entry into a Newport Beach luxury handbag boutique before 4 a.m., filling garbage bags with designer purses and jewelry. Surveillance video shows the suspects kicking down the front door and quickly removing targeted items. The perpetrators went directly to Chanel and Hermès merchandise, suggesting premeditation and knowledge of the store layout. The owner estimates losses exceeding $200,000. The suspects fled in a brand-new BMW 4 Series and a Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 Gran Coupé, both without identifiable license plates. The owner, a single mother, is adding security measures and working with a private investigator to recover inventory and pursue accountability.
Read at ABC7 Los Angeles
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