Chicago police are looking for a smash-and-grab crew who burglarized a Canada Goose along the Magnificent Mile and a suburban gun store.
Police released a video Tuesday showing the trio break the Canada Goose storefront window around 6 a.m. on Jan. 30 at 800 N. Michigan Ave.Police said the suspects are also tied to
, 18149 Henry St. in Lansing. The trio used a hammer to break inside the store on Feb. 9 before making off with merchandise.In the break-ins at Canada Goose and Pelcher's, the same white SUV can be seen on video.ATF officials along with CPD and the Lansing Police Department have tied the same vehicle to three break-ins that all took place in the last three weeks.During the break-ins at Pelcher's gun store, police confirm that no firearms were taken.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective McCabe at 746-9661 or [email protected]. Anonymous tips can also be submitted to
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