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 Surveillance video shows a band of five men take off with about $29,000 in stolen merchandise from an Apple Store in Costa Mesa, causing of scene of panic at the electronics store on Monday. 
 
 The incident happened at the Apple Store in South Coast Plaza around 9 p.m. and the stolen products were estimated to be worth about $29,000, according to police. 
 
 Authorities believe there were five thieves, who are thought to be in their 20s, but no other information about the suspects has been released as police continue searching for them. Police have described the incident as a commercial burglary. 
 
 Dressed in black hooded sweatshirts, with just one of the men wearing a lighter colored sweater, a group of men can be seen casually walking into the store seconds before things turn chaotic. They start walking into different directions inside the store before people begin frantically running from them. 
 
 As they are seen running out of the store, another man falls to the ground and one of the suspects — carrying some sort of electronic with a screen — appears to kick him before the group takes off. 
 
 That man was an off-duty police officer who was apparently trying to stop the men, Roxi Fyad, a spokesperson with Costa Mesa police said. 
 
 No further information has been released by police. 
 
 KTLA's Chip Yost contributed to this report. 

 Three women, believed to be from the Bay Area, were caught on camera at a Lululemon store in Fresno on Sunday afternoon stealing $17,000 worth of workout clothing, police said. (Published Wednesday, July 25, 2018) 
 
 A group of women has been walking into a high-end athletic clothing store chain across California and stuffing merchandise into bags in broad daylight and leaving, according to Fresno Police. 
 
 Three women, believed to be from the Bay Area, were caught on camera at a Lululemon store in Fresno on Sunday afternoon stealing $17,000 worth of workout clothing, police said. 
 
 The Fresno Police Department said more than a dozen other Lululemon locations across the Bay Area were raided in July, a few of them more than once. 
 
 Date Location Loss July 8 Brodway Plaza $2,500 July 9 Santana Row $8,000 July 10 Stanford $4,000 July 11 Berkeley $15,000 July 11 Santana Row $15,000 July 12 Broadway Plaza $16,000 July 14 Hillsdale $3,500 July 16 Berkeley $10,000 July 17 Gilroy $5,000 July 18 Berkeley $19,000 July 19 Stanford $10,000 July 20 Santana Row theft stopped July 20 Berkeley $10,000 July 22 Fresno $17,000 
 
 Police made arrests for the theft on July 12 at Lululemon's Broadway Plaza location in Walnut Creek but other stores continued to be targeted. 
 
 Approximately $135,000 worth of merchandise has been stolen across the stores, police said. 
 
 Lululemon sells yoga clothes and other athletic apparel. It's well-known for its leggings, which are priced at more that $90 each. 
 
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 Fresno Police are searching for a gang of women who bolted from the Lululemon store at Fig Garden Village in Northwest Fresno after stealing more than a hundred pairs of yoga pants on Sunday.Police say the thefts cost the store about $10,000 and that these women have likely hit up other chains in California.Lululemon, with its chic athletic-wear and high-end price tags, isn't a place you'd expect to find trouble. It's why yoga instructor Christine Brown said she was startled when three women with other intentions waltzed through the front door.For me, I was just shocked, and I froze," said Brown, who had finished teaching a class inside the store earlier that morning. "I didn't know what to do. I didn't know if there was anything I could do."Brown says the women were calm. They didn't speak. They didn't fight. They walked to the back of the store, scooped as many leggings as they could fit into their bags and then walked out."We were all in a daze," she said. "The manager was just trying to keep everything calm, saying it's okay, it's okay."The leggings are among the most expensive item in the store, averaging about $100 each. The thieves stole 148 pairs, and police believe they could be responsible for more."They believe it's related to a crew that has hit Lululemon in the Bay Area," said Lt. Joe Gomez. "They had three photos, African American females. They indicated they had been arrested before."Officers say the employees and customers did the right thing by letting the thieves go.They are now trying to get surveillance video from the parking lot, and they know cameras inside the store captured the women's faces.
– A Costa Mesa, Calif., Apple store was packed with customers Monday night when a group of men ran in and, with no weapons, managed to rip nearly $30,000 worth of iPads and iPhones off the display tables before fleeing the store. "I don’t understand how you could just swipe $30,000 worth of iPhones. There are so many people in the store," said one shopper who expressed surprise at the crime to CBS Los Angeles. Others noted that the whole incident happened so quickly, shocked shoppers didn't have time to react. Surveillance video captured the incident at South Coast Plaza, an upscale Orange County shopping mall; as they ran from the store, an off-duty police officer can be seen getting kicked to the ground as he tried to stop them. Police are searching for what they believe to be five suspects, KTLA reports. Also in California, three women pulled a similar stunt in a Lululemon store in Fresno Sunday afternoon, ABC 30 reports. Police say the women calmly walked into the high-end athletic wear store, stuffed 148 pairs of leggings—about $17,000 worth, per NBC Bay Area—into their bags, and walked out. Police believe it may be the same group that has hit more than a dozen Lululemon stores in the Bay Area with similar thefts this month, stealing $135,000 worth of merchandise.