L.A. business owners are growing frustrated over the recent surge in smash-and-grab and 'flash mob' robberies.
L.A. business owners are growing frustrated over the recent surge in smash-and-grab and "flash mob" robberies.The California Highway Patrol is cracking down on a growing number of "flash mob" robberies that have made national headlines.
In recent weeks, organized thefts have targeted stores across Los Angeles, including an Yves Saint Laurent store at the Americana in Glendale and a Nike store in East L.A.On Tuesday, an estimated $100,000 in merchandise was stolen from a Ksubi store near Werts' business.
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