Milpitas, California (Crohn)-Avoid the family-owned jewelry store in Melitas with the difficulty of a robbery on Wednesday when an armed employee was afraid of potential thieves.
The attempted theft included a large group of people who rush the store, armed with hammers and bags, but they were deterred due to a gun.
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The store employee was armed with a pistol, and was able to intimidate the people who tried to storm the store.
The accident in Melitas reflects a similar robbery in San Jose last week, as it pushed thieves to the owner of a 88 -year -old store who was later injured in a stroke.
Local leaders and political groups gathered in front of high -end jewelry in Melitas, and called on the Governor Newsom to finance the 36th pillar, which they believe will make it easy to prosecute thieves.
The organizers say that San Jose suffers from the crime wave, and there is a lot of crime that is not reported throughout the Gulf region in which you need an attachment.
The family that owned the Milpitas store did not want an interview, but she told the militas mayor that they had been stolen about two years ago in the same way. They are planning to reopen the store soon.
The police are still searching for the suspects participating in an attempt to steal Melitas, and no injuries have been reported.
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