April 9, 2026

Tigard, OR- Smash and Grab at Washington Square Mall triggers multi-agency chase into Washington state; no arrests.

Tigard, OR- “There were initial rumors that the noise was gunfire but that IS NOT the case,” Tigard police said on X. “No shots were ever fired and no one was hurt.” The two suspects fled the scene in a dark-colored sedan, according to Tigard police, who said in an email to KGW that the car [Read More]

Grand Prairie, TX- Grab and Run

Grand Prairie, TX – According to the store, a lone male suspect entered the location under the guise of shopping. After approached by an employee, he began asking to look at gold. The suspect requested to see a bracelet, the suspect gained possession of the bracelet and ran out of the store. Authorities were contacted. [Read More]

New Braunfels,TX- Grab and Run.

New Braunfels,TX- On April 03, 2026, the suspect entered the store and said he was looking for a gold chain. He was shown a necklace and a bracelet. He wanted to try them both on, but was told he could only try one piece on at a time. The suspect tried on the bracelet and [Read More]

SAN ANTONIO, TX-Police searching for suspects after armed robbery at pawn shop in northeast San Antonio

SAN ANTONIO, TX— Police are searching for multiple suspects after an armed robbery at a pawn shop in northeast San Antonio left a woman injured. According to San Antonio police, the robbery happened March 7 at an EZ Pawn store in the 13900 block of Nacogdoches Road. nvestigators say two suspects went into the store, [Read More]

San Ramon, CA- Man Gets Two Years In $1.1 Million Jewelry Heist

Ryan Kentrell Montgomery, 37, has been handed a two-year federal prison sentence for his role in the St. Patrick’s Day 2023 smash-and-grab at Heller Jewelers in San Ramon, a takeover-style robbery that netted about $1.1 million in Rolex watches and other high-end pieces. Court filings and local coverage say the sentence caps a multi-year federal [Read More]

Olympia, Washington- – Distraction Theft

Olympia, Washington – On March 06, 2026, it was reported that a distraction theft incident occurred. A male suspect entered the store where he was greeted by an employee., It was reported the male displayed a large stack of cash (RED FLAG). The male looked at several necklaces and bracelets, while continuing to have a [Read More]

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