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August 25, 2022 6:22pm
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A group of seven men and women boosted nearly $30K worth of merchandise from the
Lululemon store on 14th Street and 9th Avenue on Aug. 16 -- and no one appeared
to stop them.
Security guards at several high-end stores in the West Village and Soho say they
feel like sitting ducks as thieves loot their stores in broad daylight with no
consequences.
The two NYC nabes — and their high-end shops — have become a target for
enterprising robbers, like the group of seven men and women who sauntered into
the Lululemon store on 14th Street and 9th Avenue around noon on Aug. 16 and
made off with close to $30,000 in stolen goods.
The gang grabbed clothing and other gear and stuffed them into large sacks and a
shopping cart, walking nonchalantly by a security guard who appeared on video to
do nothing to stop them. One man carried a huge pile of apparel overflowing in
his arms.
The four men and three women remain at large, police said.
A number of security guards and managers at ritzy stores in the area told The
Post this week that it’s almost impossible to stop thieves like the Lululemon
gang.
Kirstin Aureden, a manager at Marni at 159-161 Mercer St., said she and her
sales team don’t detain people who sneak out with clothes or shoes or even
challenge them. “We don’t confront. We don’t follow. We just let it go.”
A security guard at the Dior store at 105 Greene St., like many who spoke to The
Post, sounded defeated.
Of shoplifters, Kristin Aureden, store manager at Marni on Mercer Street, said,
“We don’t confront. We don’t follow. We just let it go.”Stefano Giovannini A
security guard locks the door at Marni in Soho. Looting in the neighborhood is
on the rise, leaving many who work at high-end stores feeling like sitting
ducks.Stefano Giovannini
“There’s no sense in stopping people,” he said. “You don’t know what they’re
going to do. Not only that, everything is insured.”
The NYPD’s 6th Precinct, which covers both the West Village and Greenwich
Village, has seen crime spike 80% — fueled by a 103% increase in grand larceny
and shoplifting, new NYPD data shows. The area has seen the biggest crime
increase of any area in the city so far this year.
Some of the city’s worst repeat offenders for shoplifting include Nolan
Gonzalez, Michelle McKelley and Isaac Rodriguez.
The area covering the 6th Precinct — where celebs like Sarah Jessica Parker and
Jennifer Lawrence own homes — has seen 1,380 major crimes through the middle of
August in 2022, compared to 766 in the same period in 2021, statistics show.
Most of that crime wave stems from a huge number of grand larcenies, which
include shoplifting. So far there have been 802 this year, compared to the 394
recorded over the same period last year — a 103% rise, according to the figures.
A security guard at the Apple store at 103 Prince St. in nearby Soho said he
once prevented a thief from fleeing with a plastic garbage bag full of
headphones but otherwise “there’s not a lot we can do.”
The NYPD’s 6th Precinct, which covers both the West Village and Greenwich
Village, has seen crime spike 80% — fueled by a 103% increase in grand larceny
and shoplifting.Stefano Giovannini
“You can have 15 guards but if shoplifters can’t get arrested or touched, what’s
the point?” he told The Post. “We used to be able to do things but those days
are over. They just run amok. It’s frustrating.”
He said he was alarmed by the stabbing at the Apple store on 14th Street in
October 2021, when a guard there was attacked while attempting to enforce the
location’s mask requirement.
“You gotta become a victim in order to defend yourself,” he said.
A security guard at Dior keeps watch as many who work at luxury stores say it’s
impossible to stop shoplifters, especially as they might retaliate with
violence.Stefano Giovannini
Some say the alarming rise in thefts and general crime is due to New York’s
controversial bail reform laws. Under those rules, virtually all larceny
suspects get released without having to post bail or bond.
Among them is booty-boosting menace Harold Gooding, a 53-year-old career crook
dubbed “Recidivist No. 1” by Mayor Adams, who keeps being let out of jail
despite 101 arrests. Another sticky-fingered fiend, Michelle McKelley, refers to
herself as a “professional booster” and has been busted more than 100 times,
mostly for shoplifting.
Police released footage of a man they suspect robbed a number of high-end
boutiques in downtown Manhattan including Christian Louboutin, Scotch & Soda
and Loro Piana. The suspect looted the stores throughout July, lifting $62,000
worth of merchandise.
The Soho guard, a lifelong New Yorker who did not disclose his name because he
wasn’t authorized to speak on behalf of his company, said he’s become
discouraged by the crime wave in the city.
“I can’t wait to retire and get out of New York,” he said. “I’m moving to
Florida, where the laws still seem to matter.”
A suspect walks out of a Christian Louboutin boutique in the West Village with
an estimated $26,500 worth of clothing.
The guard said that shoplifting and burglaries at ritzy shops in Soho and the
West Village have long been a problem and can’t be prevented.
“It’s never going to stop,” he said. “Just like you have a job, and I have a
job, this is their job.”
and we've really taken some good actions
How store managers are dealing with the rise of theft in NYC
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A security guard at Marni said he was told not to stop shoplifters but to alert
his company, PTL Security, about thefts in progress. “I’m a preventative
measure,” he said. “A sense of security.”
Store managers said they’ve tried various strategies to mitigate shoplifting or
smash-and-grab crimes but none of the solutions are foolproof.
“We were getting hit a lot in the spring, so now we lock the door,” Marni’s
manager, Aureden, said. “We only let in a certain amount of customers at one
time.”
She said they’ve taken other steps to protect the merchandise, including
displaying mismatched pairs of shoes — different colors and sizes — to
discourage would-be thieves from snatching them and dashing out.
“There’s not a big resale of our items — people who steal want to wear our
products,” she said.
“It’s been getting worse,” said Kyle Rhodes, manager of Meermin Shoes on Mercer
Street, which was hit on July 5.Stefano Giovannini One smash-and-grab thief made
off with $3,400 worth of pricy leather goods from Meermin Shoes in Soho along
with thousands in goods from other stores in the area.Stefano Giovannini
Some security guards try to stop the steals — with mixed results.
“It’s been getting worse,” said manager Kyle Rhodes at Meermin Shoes at 123
Mercer St., which has been targeted by shoplifters and a smash-and-grab thief
who made off with $3,400 worth of pricy leather goods after breaking in at 6:20
a.m. on July 5.
“We had a shoplifter and I ran after him — probably not the smartest thing to do
because you don’t know what he might have had on him.”
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