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Victims suggest Englewood self-storage burglary was inside job, seek $1M
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Victims suggest Englewood self-storage burglary was inside job, seek $1M
The CubeSmart at 1090 W. Hampden Ave. in Englewood. (Google Maps) When the North Face apparel designer David Goodlund moved his life’s work and $200,000 sneaker collection into a storage locker over three days in November, he was careful to use nondescript, opaque boxes that would offer no insight into the riches within. And yet, within an hour of his final unloading, a trio of masked thieves went to work. Using their own keypad access code, the…
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