Two women allegedly stuffed their bags full of Lululemon merchandise before fleeing a Palo Alto store — then returning to the store, to do it once more, police said.
Palo Alto police reported two separate incidents of organized retail theft at Stanford Shopping Center — one that landed three men in jail, and another with two suspects still at large.
The men were detained by Nordstrom loss prevention staff — at the same shopping center — around 6:22 p.m.; they had allegedly tried to leave the store with over $800 worth of cologne. Police said they determined that it was the same group that stole the handbags from Macy’s. The three men — all San Francisco residents, in their 20s and 30s, police said — were booked into Santa Clara County Main Jail on suspicion of organized retail theft, police said. One of the men was also charged on suspicion of having a fake ID. Another man had an outstanding arrest warrant related to a theft charge.
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