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Robbers Take $500,000 in Jewelry From Store in California
A group of seven or eight people with guns and sledgehammers forced their way into the store
A group of armed robbers stole about $500,000 in jewelry from a store in Berkeley, CA.
The crime happened Saturday afternoon at Bombay Jewelry Co., CBS News reports.
The suspects — a group of seven or eight people with guns and sledgehammers — forced their way into the store, according to police.
They allegedly threatened employees and clients.
The crime is under investigation by the Berkeley Police Department.
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