4 Suspects Use Blowtorches to Empty Safes at Jewelry Store

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LOS ANGELES (KCAL) — A family-owned jewelry store in Encino is left with virtually nothing after a group of thieves emptied their safes in a Monday morning heist. Security cameras captured the four masked intruders breaking into Afghan Lapis Jewelry on Ventura Boulevard. They’re heard barking out commands to each other in Spanish while crawling on the ground. They eventually made their way into another room containing the store’s alarm system. “…

4 suspects use blowtorches to empty safes at jewelry store

KCAL, KCBS, AFGHAN LAPIS JEWELRY, GOFUNDME, CNN By Luzdelia Caballero Click here for updates on this story     LOS ANGELES (KCAL) — A family-owned jewelry store in Encino is left with virtually nothing after a group of thieves emptied their safes in a Monday morning heist. Security cameras captured the four masked intruders breaking into Afghan

Blowtorch burglars hit another jewelry store in Encino, cutting hole through shared wall

The thieves got in by breaking into a vacant storefront next door. They then cut a hole in the shared wall and used a blowtorch to get into the safes.

Blowtorch burglars access safes at another Southern California jewelry ...

Burglars break into Encino jewelry shop using blowtorch

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Blowtorch burglars hit another SoCal jewelry store, cutting hole through shared wall

Burglars blowtorched their way through a jewelry store in Encino -- making off with the livelihood of several jewelers. The jewel thieves spent hours inside the Encino Jewelry Mart, and they didn't have to break into the store's glass or security bars to get inside. Instead, they broke into a vacant storefront next door and cut a hole in the wall. Read more: https://abc7.com/16660848/