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Police have issued in excess of 500 fines across Melbourne to people failing to abide by the required COVID-19 lockdown measures.
Police at the scene of a Louis Vuitton ram raid at the Crown complex in Melbourne. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David CroslingSource:News Corp Australia
Expensive designer items have been stolen after a thief brazenly ram-raided the Louis Vuitton store at Melbourne’s Crown Casino.
Sergeant Megan Stefanec said police responded to the ram raid in Southbank just before 2am on Thursday.
She said a grey Holden Captiva SUV drove through the front window of the Louis Vuitton store on Whiteman St and the thief stole several designer items from inside the store.
They then drove off in the SUV.
Detectives combed the scene looking for clues and gathering CCTV on Thursday morning.
A smashed window at Louis Vuitton after the Crown Casino store in Melbourne was ram-raided. Picture: David Crosling / NCA NewsWireSource:News Corp Australia
Police at the scene of a Louis Vuitton ram raid at the Crown complex in Melbourne. Picture: David Crosling / NCA NewsWireSource:News Corp Australia
Smashed glass was still on the footpath and a large hole could be seen in the front window directly under the Louis Vuitton name.
The store sells luxury leather goods, handbags, trunks, shoes, watches, jewellery and accessories, with some bags retailing at more than $7000.
Police said the investigation was ongoing and anyone with information should contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Police investigate a ram raid at Louis Vuitton at the Crown complex in Melbourne. Picture: David Crosling / NCA NewsWireSource:News Corp Australia
Police at the scene of a Louis Vuitton ram raid at the Crown complex in Melbourne. Picture: David Crosling / NCA NewsWireSource:News Corp Australia
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