Philadelphia Police are searching for four men who they say stole $80,000 worth of cell phones from a T-Mobile store late Tuesday morning.
The four men, at least one of whom was armed, went inside the T-Mobile along the 8500 block of Bustleton Avenue at 11:56 a.m. Police said they stole several cell phones from an open safe in the backroom before fleeing the scene in a silver vehicle.
The stolen merchandise was worth $80,000 in total, according to investigators. Police said three of the suspects were wearing black masks, black jackets and black pants. Two of the men were wearing black sneakers while a third was wearing white sneakers. They did not release a description of the fourth man. If you have any information on the robbery, please call Philadelphia Police.
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