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DISTRACTION THEFT – ELMHURST, NY

On 4/23/22, at approximately� 6:57 p.m, a male subject entered a jewelry store with a minor child.� They approached the men’s fashion showcase.� After being greeted, the subject requested to view an item from the showcase.� The team member unlocked the showcase and removed the item of interest.� During the presentation, the minor child, standing behind the male subject, was able to slide the showcase door open and removed a charm and men’s square earrings.� The male subject distracted the team member while the minor child entered the showcase.� The minor child concealed the items in his pocket.� The male subject and the minor child then exit the store.� The adult male was described as White, 40 to 50-years-old, 5’10”, with a heavy build, white t-shirt, and dark pants. The minor child was also described as White. The child is a boy between� 5 to 7=years-old. He was last seen wearing overalls.� � If you have any information regarding these� subjects, please contact the Jewelers’ Security Alliance at� jsa2@jewelerssecurity.org� or 212-687-0328

 

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