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NYC: Gun-wielding thieves snatch $51K worth of Gucci goods


The trio fled ​the scene of the ⁣crime in a black Honda CRV⁣ via the Lincoln tunnel toward New Jersey, law ‍enforcement officials say.⁢ (NYPD)

OAN’s Elizabeth Volberding
3:45‌ PM –⁣ Tuesday,​ February‍ 20, 2024

Recent video footage ‌captures the daring robbery of a Gucci store in⁤ New York⁣ City. Three thieves stormed the store at‍ gunpoint, making⁢ off with approximately ⁣$51,000 worth of ​items.

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Around noon on Monday, two men ⁢and a woman‌ entered the ‍Gucci Store in‍ New ‌York City’s Meatpacking District, according to the New York Police Department (NYPD). Surveillance footage captured the thieves unpacking their loot before‌ making a swift​ getaway in a black Honda CRV.

Following⁤ reports‍ of the robbery, which involved the thieves brandishing guns and stealing over $51,000 worth of merchandise, the police are now on⁣ the lookout for a black ⁣Honda CRV with New Jersey license plates.

The police released‍ video footage ⁢from​ inside the store, showing one of the suspects waving a gun and ordering everyone to the ground. Two of ⁤the suspects had their faces covered, while the woman’s​ face was visible.

The thieves managed⁤ to escape with items totaling more than $51,000, including expensive bags and accessories. Customers and store employees were forced to lie down during the robbery.

In broad‌ daylight, the thieves were ⁤caught on ⁤camera​ emptying bags, loading up their‌ car,​ and driving away. Their ‌escape route took them through the ‌Lincoln Tunnel towards New⁢ Jersey.

Fortunately, no one inside the Gucci store was injured during the incident.

Tourists in the ⁤area expressed shock at the brazen daytime robbery. “It’s very daring and risky to ‌rob a high-end ​store at gunpoint in the middle of the day,” said Rosemary‌ Welburn, a tourist from‌ Australia.

Joe Salama, a Brooklyn resident, revealed that he chose to drive‌ instead of taking the subway to avoid potential robberies. “We ⁢decided ‍to drive and not⁣ take the subway because we felt‌ like it wasn’t so safe. So I feel like things have deteriorated a little bit,” he said.

According to police data, robberies in New York City have increased by more than⁤ 8% compared to the⁢ previous year.

If you have any information about the suspects, please‌ contact the ⁢NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477).

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How has ‌the robbery ⁣at the Gucci store affected the perception of safety​ among residents and⁣ visitors in the area?

Robbery at ⁤Gucci Store in New York City’s Meatpacking District

In a daring and shocking incident, a group⁢ of thieves‌ stormed a Gucci ⁢store in New ⁣York‌ City’s Meatpacking District, making off with approximately $51,000 worth⁣ of items. The robbery, which took place at gunpoint, has left authorities and residents ‌in shock.

The incident occurred around noon on ⁣Monday, when two men and⁢ a woman entered the Gucci⁢ store. Surveillance footage captured the thieves unpacking their loot before quickly fleeing the scene in a black Honda CRV.​ The suspects were ⁢armed with guns and forcefully ordered customers and store employees to the ground.

The police have released video footage from inside⁢ the ⁢store, showing one of the suspects ⁢waving a gun and the other two suspects⁤ with their faces​ covered. The woman’s face, however, was visible ‍in the footage. It is‌ believed that the trio fled the scene via the Lincoln ‌Tunnel towards New Jersey in the black Honda CRV.

The stolen items include expensive bags​ and accessories, totaling over $51,000.⁤ Fortunately, no one inside the Gucci store ⁣was injured during‌ the incident. ⁢However, the ‌boldness‌ and audacity of the robbery have left tourists and residents in⁢ the area shaken.

“It’s very daring and risky ​to rob​ a high-end store at gunpoint in the⁢ middle of ⁣the day,” said Rosemary Welburn, a tourist from⁣ Australia. This sentiment is echoed by Joe Salama,⁤ a Brooklyn resident, who revealed that he chose to drive instead of taking the subway ‍to avoid potential robberies. “We decided to drive and not take the subway because we felt like it ‌wasn’t so safe. So I feel ​like things have deteriorated a little‍ bit,” he⁣ said.

The police⁤ are ⁢now on the lookout for the black Honda CRV ⁤with New Jersey⁢ license plates. The⁤ incident has ‌sparked concerns about public safety and the⁢ need for increased security measures in busy commercial areas. Authorities are​ hopeful that the release of the surveillance⁣ footage will⁤ aid in the identification and capture of the suspects.

It⁣ remains ⁤to⁣ be seen how this brazen robbery‍ will impact both the residents and visitors in the area. The incident serves as‌ a reminder⁣ of⁤ the⁢ need for ⁤vigilance and ⁣heightened security in public ​spaces, as well as the importance‌ of reporting any suspicious activities ⁢to law enforcement authorities.


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