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WRENTHAM — Police are investigating a “smash-and-grab”Break-in at Gucci clothing shop at Wrentham Village Premium Outlets. It was the second time in three months.
Chief of Police Bill McGrath stated Friday that there were no immediate suspects in this case, but it is believed to have been the work organized retail thieves.
“We don’t believe it’s a local random act,”McGrath stated. “We think it’s related to other thefts at other Gucci stores. We’re working with other law enforcement agencies.”
The break-in took place at 5:15 a.m. on Thursday, just before the Route 1A mall opened, which is located near Interstate 495.
McGrath reports that thieves broke into the store’s door and quickly took what they could. Then, they fled as McGrath reported alarms sounding.
Police and security personnel are currently looking at video surveillance footage as part the ongoing investigation.
The incident is very similar to one. “smash-and-grab”It happened at 5:30 a.m. February 15th at Burberry. In which thousands of dollars worth clothing was stolen.
In that incident, three suspects smashed through the store’s front door and fled in what was described as an SUV crossover-style vehicle with New York license plates.
Police and retail experts agree that organized retail thieves can steal thousands in clothing and other high-end products in a matter minutes.
According to the New England Organized Retail Crime Alliance (which works with law enforcement), organized retail criminals are responsible at least $35 billion in thefts across the United States.
