Shatter-Proof Glass Foils Pleasanton Jewelry Store Robbers
PLEASANTON (CBS SF) -- Police in Pleasanton are investigating an attempted robbery at a jewelry store Monday where a group of suspects armed with pepper spray and hammers tried to break into glass display cases, authorities said.
According to Pleasanton police, the seven male suspects -- all wearing masks or hoodies -- entered the Diamond Ring Company at Stoneridge Shopping Center in Pleasanton on Monday, November 13 at 8:19 p.m.
The suspects entered the store and sprayed pepper spray towards the employees to distract and subdue them, police said.
The suspects then made unsuccessful efforts to break the glass-enclosed display cases with hammers, realizing the glass was shatter proof.
After failing to break into the jewelry display cases, the suspects fled. Two dark colored sedans associated with the suspects were seen leaving the area.
Pleasanton police are asking that anyone who has any information about the suspects or suspect vehicles involved in the attempted robbery get in touch with authorities.
