A duo smashed a Bronx jewelry store window with a large hammer before swiping more than $100,000 in loot from the front display, new video released by cops shows.
The black hoodie-wearing pair walked up to the Grand Jewelers on Grand Concourse near East 181st Street in Fordham Heights just before 4 p.m. April 29 – and one of them broke the window with a single blow, according to police and the footage released late Tuesday.
The pair then scrambled to grab multiple items worth around $131,000, including gold charms and plates, bracelets, rings and chains, authorities said.
The duo smashed the window of Grand Jewelers in the Bronx just before 4 p.m. on April 29, cops said. NYPD
After breaking the window with a single blow, cops said the suspects made off with about $131,000 in jewelry. NYPDBoth suspects took off after the heist and cops are still looking for them.
In recent weeks, hammer-wielding thieves have stolen thousands of dollars in jewelry from the M & NP Jewelers on White Plains Road and M&N Gold Jewelry on Westchester Avenue, authorities said.
