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it was unear if this connected to the louis vitton robbery. >> it is organized crime. people have referred to it as looting. it's not looting. this is criminal activity that's organized, targeted hits like at the dispensary in my district. >> that was da lin reporting. no word on arrests. >>> in the last 72 hours there have been at least four reports of major retail thefts across the bay area starting on friday in union square. saturday a group of thieves ran socked walnut street nordstrom. a security expert worries this could become a new normal for in person shopping. >> at what point do we say you can't come in unless you are cleared? what that's going to mean, i don't know. certainly these department stores are having a big challenge now. >> walnut creek police arrested three suspects. they are reviewing surveillance hoping it will lead to more arrests. in the south bay crooks targeted at least one store. earlier in the day we saw a security guard stationed in the outdoor mall. one told kpix they are posting pictures of shop lifters to deter thefts. >>> oakland's p

>> reporter: her daughter planned to go to union square the day a crew of robbers targeted louis vitton. a couple days later, lulu lemon. shoppers plan to be in and out quickly because of fear. >> you don't even want to go because you feel unsafe. >> we have to pick up something. that's why we have to be here but we'll try to make it short. >> we are aware, watching. we will respond and arrest you like we did yesterday. >> reporter: san jose police announced they've arrested these suspects accused of stealing thousands of dollars in cologne and perfume yesterday. attorneys announced they've formed alliance to hand down stiffer punishments on thieves caught. >> for the two arrested so far, the bail was set at $2 million. we are concerned this is a crime of opportunity. we are doing everything we can to keep them in custody. >> it concerns me. it concerns our team. i have talked to security. they're all aware and we don't know what to do about it. >> reporter: as for thieves accused of stealing merchandise at oakland and valley fair malls, they're being charged with grand theft and burgla

among the stores targeted louis vitton, ysl, alexander mcqueen. today as stores began to reopen with the new rules and heavier security and boarded up store fronts, many say the key to stopping all of this really is just bigger and more harsh consequences for the criminals involved. >> these people need to be held to account. we need to investigate these crimes. we need to break up these crime rings. we need to make an example out of these folks. >> i totally agree with the governor. it is time to step up. that's why i'm proud of my partnership with other district attorneys. we are meeting tomorrow to discuss ways we can share information and collaborate. >> that is the district attorney there. the embattled da of san francisco. he is also responding to those who say his policies are part of the problem. many have cases. today he denied that, saying that the facts don't support the accusation. much more from the da coming up on our 7:00 newscast. in the south bay it wasn't exempted at all. santana row also targeted with a group of at least eight p

that's because friday the louis vitton store and other businesses were hit by suspects.e businesses had to be boarded up and that's because some of the windows were broken. the criminals seemed to be bold and brazen. witnesses in some cases, 40 to 50 people attacking the retailers. this is inside hayward mall over the weekend. you see criminals carrying hammers and other weapons used to break the glass at sam's jewelers. nordstrom in walnut creek was hit too. >> they have to hire security guards costing 25, 30, $40 an hour. suddenly it books a break even project to even establish a business. >> we can't just have people arrested and put on the streets shortly after. the people need to pay the price for what they've done and we need to find them all. >> reporter: detectives are digging to nail down the suspects. witnesses say there were 40 to 50. so we are talking about a lot of people. witnesses describe them as being teenagers >> tnkr thatreport. >>> the bay area is not the only place hit by major thefts. several luxury stores on rodeo drive were hit by a group of ten m

about, you know, people who go in 20 at a time, 80 at a time, into nordstrom and best buy and louis vittoneople who are working at these retail facilities when those people are hurt, because people are going in and taking stuff, that is looting. it's okay to call it that. but, you know, they are playing games because 70 particulars are not good. it's not the optics, it's the actions. that's where all of this has missed the mark. >> douglas: maybe instead of looting we should call it shopping with violence. >> harris: that will work. >> emily: people have lost their lives in addition to the assault kennedy mentioned like former law enforcement officer who lost his life was a grandfather and now he will never be with them again because he was actually protecting the media. that's the irony. he was protecting news crews there in oakland, california and he surrendered. evidence gave up his life protectings media. >> kayleigh: leaving behind a wife and three grandchildren. will the media cover him will this stop comedians from joking about crime. the answer is no. so glad you brought up his nam

>> reporter: her daughter planned to go to union square the day a crew of robbers targeted the louis vitton. a couple days later thieves stole merchandise at lulu lemon. shoppers say they plan to be in and out of the mall quickly because of fear of the retail robberies. >> you don't even want to go because you feel unsafe. >> we have to pick up something. that's why we have to be here. but we'll try to make it short. >> we are aware. we are watching and responding. we will arrest you. >> reporter: police announced they've arrested these suspects accused of stealing thousands worth of cologne and perfume. district attorneys from nearly all bay area counties also announced they'd formed an alliance to hand down stiffer punishments on thieves caught. >> for the two arrested so far, bail was set at $2 million. we are concerned that this is a crime of opportunity and when people get out they may try it again. we are doing everything we can to keep them in custody. >> it concerns me, our team. i have talked to security at the location. they're aware of it and we don't know what to do about it. >>

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we saw louis vitton store in illinois, hit by more than a dozen suspects is certainly people are seeingnd maybe copying it in another. we learning anything from what's happening and how other places are responding. to the problems there. the one thing to remember is these are organized crime rings, right and they don't stop it a state line . they don't stop at a county line. they and many times our international so law enforcement works across state lines of we. that's why the organized retail crime task forces are so important. a lot of times. what we see is product stolen in california will be shipped to other parts of the state or because california is approximately the coast. it'll be shipped to international markets. so. we're working with our colleagues across the country on this issue. we're trying to work with congress on legislation. there's legislation pending to help on the online marketplaces. you know, we're trying to get all hands on deck to make sure that we can protect not only the retail stores but our again our employees and our customers because that's really what ret

district monday, where stores are now open, but a number of them boarded up with plywood, including louis vitton, one of the primary targets of the mass smashing grab friday. breed expressing concern about the effect the crimes are having on local businesses and ultimately on the city's bottom line and worried about the safety of people working in and visiting the area. it's not just about how it looks. it's about what harm it can do. we're talking about guns that have been confiscated people who have been threatened and in the process of someone trying to get away whether it's you know, trying to leave this door and knocking down someone who could potentially on the sidewalk or g someone over and they speed out of this city. this is a problem with public safety as a hope in the wake of the crime spree, police beefing up their presence and union square and shutting down traffic in the area from seven pm until six in the morning, but dean promising to take the smashing grab crime spree, which exploded across the bay area this weekend. head on, i'm focused with my investigative resources. undetect

if you are breaking in louis vitton and apple, steal that make quick money and keep going.t how we operate in this country. if you are in my hometown and desperate. reach out to somebody. i know what people are like all around this country, desperate, waiting tables, serving tables, driving the trucks, my dad was a brick mason they couldn't hire people. they are building houses left and right right now. go learn a skill. if you are in a place that can hire people. take a chance on people who show the right qualities and are just down on their luck. we can help each other out without giving excuses for being rotten. lawrence: do you know who has a beautiful message? carley: that was a beautiful conversation. remember when cynthia nixon will tweeted criticized cbs for lockerring toiletries away. people stealing things may actually need those necessities didn't consider the fact that if cvs is losing money they leave those communities and that area doesn't have a drugstore. great conversation, guys. i really enjoyed listening to it from here. headlines starting with this sunda

is clear businesses around union square, putting up plywood on the doors and windows, including louis vitton, which is once again welcoming shoppers inside those businesses trying to protect their stores just in case so make sure you come down and support the businesses down here you might see some businesses boarded up. but that is just a precautionary measure. right now. we just want to make sure folks are safe. our employees are safe and everyone feels good. coming down here. also evident is a heavy police presence, with officers set comn patrolling the squarg police presence down here. i very appreciative i know that the merchants and the businesses. in all the san franciscans and visitors alike are really happy to see our city really taking a strong stance was here all day saturday, san francisco's mayor toured the area for the second time in three days, checking in with businesses and talking with employees inside the louisville thanh store, she said the robberies are having ripple effects throughout the city. and need to stop. this is a bigger issue. this is impacting our bottom line

exit through the back concerns heightened after thieves struck several luxury stores, including louis vitton on mass friday in san francisco's union square off camera, one private security agencies saying the crime speed has them fielding it up taking calls from area retailers. in walnut creek labels owner lynn nice wonders if area retailers should band together to share the expense. we could maybe collectively have some more security here on the downtown small business side of all that creek. but in the meantime, after last night's large scale, smashing grip, we did decide to lock one of our three enter and exit areas leading to some of the stores. higher ticket items, exactly the type of accessories local security experts say thieves have been targeting the last two days really depends on what they're selling what the street value. is for the product that they have and what location there in crime hitting during a key holiday period, and just as independent retailers say they're getting back on their feet after navigating the pandemic, is manager concerned the news might push some shoppers

exit through the back concerns heightened after thieves struck several luxury stores, including louis vitton on mass friday in san francisco's union square off camera, one private security agencies, saying the crime spree has them fielding it up taking calls from area retailers. in walnut creek labels owner lynn nice wonders if area retailers should band together to share the expense. we could maybe collectively have some more security here on the downtown small business side of all that creek. but in the meantime, after last night's large scale, smashing grip, we did decide to lock one of our three enter and exit areas leading to some of the stores. higher ticket items, exactly the type of accessories local security experts say thieves have been targeting the last two days really depends on what they're selling what the street value. is for the product that they have and what location there in crime hitting during a key holiday period, and just as independent retailers say they're getting back on their feet after navigating the pandemic, says manager concerned the news might push some shopp

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