Heist Worth $230,000 in Princeton: Luxury Store Stolen
Thieves who entered a consignment shop in Princeton, New Jersey, stole about $230,000 worth of designer goods.
Luxury consignment shop in Princeton, New Jersey, United States, had design goods worth about $230,000 stolen. According to shop owners, thieves entered the premises at dawn last Tuesday and broke the front door. The incident was revealed by the warning from the shop's security system.
Security Alarm Woke the Owners
The shop owners were awakened at about 02:00 due to a warning from the security camera. When they checked the footage, the owners said they saw police units arriving at the scene, and that the thieves had left the premises in a short time.
Police Continue Investigation
The Princeton Police confirmed that the investigation is being carried out by the department's detective bureau. Because the inquiry is ongoing, the police did not share further details at this stage. No statement has yet been made regarding the suspects' identities or whether the stolen goods have been recovered.
$230,000 Worth of Design Goods Stolen
Store owners said the total value of the stolen goods was about 230,000 dollars. It was reported that the stolen items belonged to luxury and design brands.
The incident also brought to the fore the theft cases that luxury consignment shops in New Jersey have faced in recent years. However, police have yet to issue a statement linking the incident in Princeton to other thefts.
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