Man Steals $100,000 Ring From Mall: He Posed a Customer at King of Prussia Jewelry Store, Grabbed the Ring and Ran
Posted on: Tuesday, 25 April 2006, 09:01 CDT
By Peter Mucha, The Philadelphia Inquirer
Apr. 25--A man, posing as a customer, grabbed a diamond ring worth $100,000 and fled from a a King of Prussia Mall jewelry store.
The theft happened Saturday at Milanj Diamonds.
On surveillance video, a medium-build, 40ish man with reddish-brown hair and some balding can be seen snatching the ring and running out of the store.
The man got away by jumping into a car that was later recovered and found to have been stolen, according to a KYW-TV report.
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Source: The Philadelphia Inquirer
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