Handbags stolen from S.F. Union Square store
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A Google Street View image of the Neiman Marcus store in San Francisco s Union Square. Multiple people allegedly stole merchandise from the store and fled in different vehicles Monday night.Via Google Street View
Multiple people allegedly stole merchandise from a San Francisco department store and fled in different vehicles Monday night, according to police.
San Francisco police responded to a burglary at about 5:49 p.m. Monday on the 100 block of Stockton Street in Union Square. A group of people had allegedly entered the department store and ran off with merchandise in multiple cars, police said.
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