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Five suspects in masks stole expensive perfume sets from the Macy's in Arcadia.

"It was definitely a huge bright spot not just in my day, not just in my week, I mean really in my lifetime. That they came and did this for me," Sandy VanNostrand said.

"It was definitely a huge bright spot not just in my day, not just in my week, I mean really in my lifetime. That they came and did this for me," Sandy VanNostrand said.

If you’re looking for a safe, crime-free city to call home, Los Angeles is probably not the place. California police have reported that more than 30 people stole over $300,000 worth of items from a Los Angeles shopping mall this past Saturday afternoon. Video footage shows what looks to be over a do...

Glendale police arrested and booked a man suspected of taking part in a flash-mob robbery at the Americana at Brand mall.

True. give them a chance now to actually get left wing leaders getting serious about crime for a change. question mark, los angelesfor a democrat mayor karen bass forming a task force aiming to crack down on flash mob robberies that have been causing havoc in southern california lifornia. stores there are losing more than $1,000,000 as masked thugs go wild and help feed ste their families. they say by stealing higalinh ed purses and other items. >> this is not a task forc e to sit around and dis...

Of thousands of dollars in stolen merchandise. this incident on august 12th is one of at least five so-called smash and grab or flash mob robberies at high-end stores in l.a. since early july. >> perpetrators know what to do, try to dress in single-color clothing, cover your face, stay in the pack, dont do anything that distinguishes you and get out quick. >> reporter: its so serious that several southern california law enforcement agencies along with the fbi and u.s. marshals are teaming up in ...

Ivan Isaac Ramirez, 23, was arrested Thursday as the first person connected to the burglary at the Americana at Brand's YSL store.

Los Angeles: Flash mob robberies by gangs of up to 50 people have looted high-end retailers like Gucci and Nordstrom

Los Angeles business owners are growing frustrated over the recent surge in smash-and-grab and "flash mob" robberies.