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DriversblaredtheirhornsSat-
urdayevening asdozens of
thieves carrying luggageand bags
darted fromaNordstromdepart-
mentstore nearSanFrancisco
and hoppedinto carswaitingfor
themoutside.All but threeof the
80 or so lootersescaped,police
said.
Twostoreemployeeswereas-
saulted, and one was pepper-
sprayed by the intruders,accord-
ing to officers in WalnutCreek,a
cityabout25 mileseastofSan
Francisco.In anewsrelease,po-
lice calledthe crime“clearlya

plannedevent.”

“WalnutCreekPolice investi-

gatorsare in the processof re-

viewingsurveillancefootageto

attemptto identifyother suspects

responsiblefor thisbrazenact,”

the departmentsaid.

ThespectacleSaturdaynight

wasone of several incidentsof

lootingand shopliftingreported

at high-endretail storesaround

the BayArea overthe weekend.

On Fridaynight,thieves broke

into at least10stores,includinga

Louis Vuitton in San Francisco’s

Union Square.Andon Sunday

night,officers in Hayward,about

a30-minute drivefromSan Fran-

cisco,wereinvestigatingafter a

group of smash-and-grab bur-

glarsdestroyed glass cabinets

andstolemerchandisefrom a

malljewelrystore.

“Thesecrimesare happening

aroundthe Bayand acrossthe

country,”San FranciscoDistrict

AttorneyChesa Boudin tweeted

Saturday. “I standinpartnership

withour local,regional,state, and

federal partnersas we workto-

getherto do whatever it takes to

keep you safe.”

Incidentsof retail theft and

organizedcrimehave marredSan

Francisco’s imagerecently.Phar-

macieslikeWalgreensandCVS

have bemoaned blatantacts of

shoplifting and shutteredseveral

locationsas aresult.In Septem-

ber,cityofficialsannouncednew

tactics for fighting the crime

wave,includingaddingmorefoot

patrolsand additionalinvestiga-

torsto the policedepartment’s

organizedretail crimeunit.

This weekend’s crimewavebe-

gan Fridaynight about8p.m.as

SanFranciscopoliceresponded

to reports of lootingand burglary

aroundUnion Square,apopular

shoppingdistrict. Videoscircu-

lating on socialmediashowloot-

ers ransackingaLouis Vuitton

store after shatteringthe win-

dows.Onepersoncanbe seen

climbing ashelvingdisplayto

grab ahandbagat the top, while

anotherdraggedalargepiece of

luggageoutside.Yet anotherran

fromthe store withan armfulof

shoesand clothing.

ABC7News reported thatover

$1 millionin merchandisewas

stolenfromUnion Squarestores.

One videoshowspolicesmash-

ing the windowsof aMustang

outsidethe store and forcibly

removingapersonfromthe vehi-

cle. At anewsconferenceSatur-

day, SanFranciscoPolice Chief

Bill Scottsaid the officers“were

confrontingan armedindividual”

insidethe Mustang.

As of Saturday, policehad ar-

rested eightpeopleand seized

twovehiclesthought to be con-

nected to the crimes,including

the Mustang,Scottsaid.

“I thinkthe peoplethattried to

do this and the peoplethatdid do

this,it wasconcerted,”hesaid.

“There’s no doubtin my mind

thatthiswas not unplanned.”

Thefollowingevening,Nord-

strom employeesand shoppersin

WalnutCreekwereambushedby

approximately 80 thieves who en-

teredthe store in unison just

before 9p.m., policesaid.

Jodi Hernandez, areporter

with NBCBayArea, was outside

the store and recordedfootageof

whatshe dubbedthe “flashmob

robbery.”Hernandezsaidabout

25 cars blocked the streetinfront

of Nordstrombefore the occu-

pantsstormedinsideandthen

returnedto the vehicleswithsto-

len merchandise.

Three peoplewerearrested in

connection withthe theftsSatur-

daynight,accordingto police:

30-year-oldDana Dawson and

32-year-oldJoshuaUnderwoodof

San Francisco and 18-year-old

RodneyRobinson of Oakland.

TheWalnutCreekPolice Depart-

mentdid not respondto an email

fromTheWashington Post late

Sundayrequestingan update on

its investigation.

On Sunday, however,the de-

partment cautioned residents

thatthe same groupof thieves

mightbe planninganotherheist

thatevening.

“This has not beenconfirmed,

but out of an abundanceof cau-

tion, we’realerting businesses

andresidentsto be prepared,”

policetweeted. “The PD is calling

out add’l officersandreserves,

andsomestores mayconsider

closingearlyor takingotherpre-

cautions.There is no specific time

or target knownrightnow.”

On Sundaynight,atthe South-

landMall in Hayward,agroup of

thieves carryinghammers

smashed glasscases and stole

jewelryfromSam’s Jewelers,local

mediaoutlets reported.

Lt. Mark Ormsbyof the Hay-

wardPolice Departmenttold the

San FranciscoChroniclethatin-

vestigators do not yethave

enough information to tie the

incidentto the othercrimesin the

BayArea.

JimDudley, aretired San Fran-

ciscopoliceofficer whoteaches

criminaljustice at San Francisco

State University, said the burglar-

ies mightbe the resultof a“per-

fectstorm”created by corpora-

tionsandpolicymakers in Cali-

fornia,wheremanyretailershave

“nochase”policies regarding

shoplifters and whereat least

$950 of merchandise mustbe

stolen for stateprosecutors to

pressfelonycharges.

Theweekend’s looting and

shoplifting incidents“seemto be

coordinated, withtools,lookouts,

vehiclesfor getawayand swarm-

ing tactics usedby criminalswith

intentto plunder,” Dudley told

the Chronicle.

[email protected]

Mass, coordinated looting at Nordstrom part of disturbing Bay Area trend

Officialspledgeto tackle

organizedretailtheft

and brazenshoplifting

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