Video shows brazen smash-and-grab at Norridge jewelry store
Police said the violent and bold manner in which the smash-and-grab was conducted is not at all common for the area.
Police said the violent and bold manner in which the smash-and-grab was conducted is not at all common for the area.
The smash-and-grab theft took place over the weekend at a jewelry store at Harlem Irving Plaza in Norridge. CBS 2's Marybel Gonzalez reports.
Video shows three men breaking through the glass display at Zevar Jewelers around 4:30 Sunday afternoon.
Video shows three men breaking through the glass display at Zevar Jewelers around 4:30 Sunday afternoon.
Police say the pair were shopping inside one of the stores when the man's gun accidentally went off.
The incident happened just before 6 p.m. at the mall, located in the 4100 block of North Harlem Avenue.
A nationwide arrest warrant was issued for 58-year-old Nassar Khoury for his role in the beating of Najadt Bitar behind his home in broad daylight on April 28.
A man suspected in the attack of a 78-year-old man in Norridge last month has fled the states, according to police. A nationwide arrest warrant was issued for 58-year-old Nassar Khoury for his role in the beating of Najadt Bitar behind his home in broad daylight on April 28.
Rolling Meadows Court Judge Ellen Beth Mandeltort issued a nationwide no-bond warrant for Nassar Khoury, 58, in the beating Najadt Bitar last week.
A nationwide no-bond warrant has been issued for Nassar Khoury, 58, in the beating of Najadt Bitar last week.
On Monday night, the man's family spoke out – and shared video of the moment it all went down in broad daylight this past Friday.
On Monday night, the man's family spoke out – and shared video of the moment it all went down in broad daylight this past Friday. CBS 2's Chris Tye reports.
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