From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

The Armstrong and Gettyshow.

Three days, three large smashing grabs. This time a jewelry store targeted in the Southland

Mall in Hayward cases shattered after police say nine suspects made off with an unknown

amount of pricey items just before 5.30 in the afternoon.

Meanwhile in Walnut Creek, the Broadway Plaza Nordstrom still cleaning up after police say

a brazen group of 80 thieves made off with piles of merchandise Saturday night.

High end gift store, Paya just down the street yesterday.

When it all happened, I was just I was just shocked.

A statement put out by Walnut Creek Police warning about intelligence they'd received suggesting

the same thieves might strike again Sunday, advising stores to consider taking additional security precautions or clothes early.

Yeah, or clothes early. That's funny. I read a quote from a business over the weekend that said we now

close at X time because we're too worried about being robbed.

Just what kind of city is this?

So a gang of 80 people. I just wanted to draw folks attention to that.

80.

Let me run through a little bit of this and then we'll explain because we live in the area.

So we know the area well, but and as you know, incidents or retail theft have driven out.

Was it 17 wall greens in the last year or something like that and CVS isn't that sort of stuff that they've just closed down because they get robbed all the time.

Gross resource cutting their hours closing after dark this weekend's crime spree began Friday night around eight is San Francisco police

responded to reports of looting and burglarie around Union Square.

If you're not familiar with San Francisco, Union Square is surrounded by the fancies shopping around just all that.

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