Phoenix (Azfamily) – A central owner of Phoenix jewelry picked up the parts after someone burst into their shop during the night and the crime could not have arrived at a worst time.
Gold necklaces, earrings and bracelets were among stolen objects Jewel ya disabled Camelback Road and Central Avenue Around 1:30 am, the owner Julia Winter said that the goods were worth thousands of dollars. “They took all our charms, all our channels, then crossed the rest of the studio and took personalized necklaces that were made,” said Winter. “They took all the pearl bracelets.”
The pretty little jewelry would normally be full of customers on Monday, looking for Mother's Day gifts and graduation. Instead, winter spent the day traveling the damage and determining what was stolen.
Local jewelry is actively involved in the community and has been there for seven years. Winter said that he has established a loyal customer audience, who are looking for affordable jewelry that cost $ 30 and $ 1,000.
It is not known for the moment if it was a random introduction or if the company was targeted. “It looks like a great violation and scares me,” said Winter. “It makes me ask me if I will keep my studio, make you question everything.”
“It's just disappointing to hear,” said Jesse Schlaefer, who works down. “We have a small community here and we take care of it.
Winter said that she had an alarm that took place, but when the police arrived, the thieves were nowhere in sight. She thinks it is probably time to install a security camera.
“I really hope the police will find anyone,” said Winter. “So they don't do it to anyone else, and maybe some articles are recoverable, who knows?”
Winter hopes that the surveillance video of one of the nearby companies will help the police catch the crooks. If you have information on this crime, call the Phoenix police service at 602-262-6151.
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