Thieves ransack an AutoZone during possible street takeover in South L.A.
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Thieves ransack an AutoZone during possible street takeover in South L.A.
An AutoZone in South Los Angeles was ransacked early Monday morning during a possible street takeover. Police responded to reports of a break-in at approximately 1:15 a.m., arriving at the scene around 1:30 a.m. to find the store empty and evidence of chaos, including broken glass and discarded merchandise. This incident follows a pattern of similar ransackings at AutoZone locations, with a previous event involving about 100 people last month. An arrest had been made in a similar incident involving organized retail theft.
"Police received reports of people breaking into a business near the intersection of South Main Street and Vernon Avenue, where a street takeover had been reported."
"Video showed discarded merchandise boxes and broken glass strewn about the parking lot, with the front door and security gate pulled open."
"About a month ago, about 100 people ransacked another South L.A. AutoZone."
"A 24-year-old man was arrested in connection with that incident and charged with organized retail grand theft and second-degree burglary."
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