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California thieves target T-Mobile shop in smash-and-grab job

Two thieves pulled a smash-and-grab job inside a California T-Mobile shop and were seen making off with the goods and into a waiting vehicle, police said.

A pair of thieves were captured on video pilfering through a Southern California cell phone store during Monday business hours in a smash-and-grab robbery in front of workers and customers. 

The suspected targeted a T-Mobile shop in Orange, 30 miles south of Los Angeles, around 6:15 p.m., the Orange Police Department told Fox News. 

They were recorded by people inside the store breaking panels and grabbing various electronic items off display areas. Authorities believe they made off with around $4,000 worth of goods. 

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They were seen running away and getting into a car driven by a third person in the parking lot. No arrests have been made, police said. 

No one was harmed, authorities said. 

Over the past year, thieves throughout California have brazenly conducted smash-and-grab jobs in a variety of retail shops, including luxury stores and pharmacy

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