One was arrested and the search continues for at least three other suspects after a high-end shoe store and computer store was hit by burglars early Tuesday morning.
Two San Fernando businesses were burglarized early Tuesday morning, leading to one arrest, while the search continues for at least three other suspects. Around 3 a.m. Tuesday, TekDep , in the 6400 block of Topanga Canyon Boulevard in Woodland Hills was hit by burglars. Video from the scene shows the suspects pulling up to the back entrance in a white van. They proceeded to ransack the store and took anything they could carry in a matter of minutes.
About half an hour later, officers with the Los Angeles Police Department responded to the second scene after the alarms at Sneaker Hustle, located in the 7200 block of Topanga Canyon Blvd. in Canoga Park, began going off. Officers interrupted the burglary-in-progress and a short time later, a brief pursuit ensued when some of the suspects took off in a white van. Two suspects then ditched the vehicle in an alley near Sherman Way and Owensmouth Avenue and took off running.
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