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DPD Wants Your Help Catching Two Young Men Who Robbed Galleria Bachendorf's Yesterday

The Dallas Police Department just sent word -- not to mention the video you see above: Two men hit the Galleria Bachendorf's yesterday around 8 p.m., getting away with close to $100,000 in jewels in a very short amount of time. (The police report says they got away with diamond...
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The Dallas Police Department just sent word -- not to mention the video you see above: Two men hit the Galleria Bachendorf's yesterday around 8 p.m., getting away with close to $100,000 in jewels in a very short amount of time. (The police report says they got away with diamond earrings and a diamond necklace worth more than $150,000 combined, but DPD says some of that was recovered when one of the thieves dropped some of the goods during his escape.) The video speaks for itself, but Dallas PD adds to the narrative the following details as it asks for the public's help in ID'ing the young men responsible:

The attached video shows the first suspect getting off the mall escalator while talking on his cell phone. He is described as a Latin male in his late teens to mid 20s wearing all dark clothing and a dark baseball cap with a white logo. The second suspect is shown walking into the jewelry store wearing a dark-colored soccer jersey under a dark jacket. He is seen walking over to a display case and prying it open before running off with several pieces of jewelry. A store employee can be seen confronting him before he runs off. Both suspects are then seen running through the mall. An off-duty officer was able to apprehend a third suspect waiting outside in a suspect vehicle; however these two suspects were not located.

Anyone with information about this offense or these suspects are asked to contact the North Central Investigative Section at (214) 670-7236.

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