ABOUT TWO WEEKS. CHECK OUT THIS NEW VIDEO OF A JEWELRY STORE BURGLARY AT THE WESTGATE MALL IN SPARTANBURG. POLICE SAY THIS HAPPENED LAST MONDAY, ABOUT AN HOUR AND A HALF AFTER THE MALL CLOSED. QUEEN’S JEWELERS SENT US THIS VIDEO. THE OWNER SAYS THE BURGLARS GOT AWAY WITH MORE THAN A MILLION DOLLARS IN JEWELRY.
$1 million worth of jewelry was stolen from a South Carolina business. It was caught on camera
A family business in Spartanburg, South Carolina, says thieves stole more than $1 million worth of jewelry from their store, and it was caught on camera. The owner of Queens Jewelers in Westgate Mall said the store was robbed on March 6, about an hour and a half after closing. The owner said he got an alert on his phone, and when he checked his Nest camera on his phone, he saw three people stealing jewelry from display cases.The Spartanburg Police Department said officers were called to the scene but were not able to find any suspects. Video below: Surveillance video provided by Queens Jewelers of the robberyThe owner told officers that the merchandise that was taken included gold chains, Rolex watches, rings and bracelets.The owner sent the video to sister station WYFF and said in an email they “all are shattered.””We are small family and this was only source of income,” the email said. “It’s my family Loss. Please help me.”
A family business in Spartanburg, South Carolina, says thieves stole more than $1 million worth of jewelry from their store, and it was caught on camera.
The owner of Queens Jewelers in Westgate Mall said the store was robbed on March 6, about an hour and a half after closing.
The owner said he got an alert on his phone, and when he checked his Nest camera on his phone, he saw three people stealing jewelry from display cases.
The Spartanburg Police Department said officers were called to the scene but were not able to find any suspects.
Video below: Surveillance video provided by Queens Jewelers of the robbery
The owner told officers that the merchandise that was taken included gold chains, Rolex watches, rings and bracelets.
The owner sent the video to sister station WYFF and said in an email they “all are shattered.”
“We are small family and this was only source of income,” the email said. “It’s my family Loss. Please help me.”
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