Two individuals who are accused of stealing products worth about $30,000 from one of the outlet stores on Sunday were taken into custody by officers, according to the Livermore Police Department.
At approximately 4:50 p.m., officers responded to the Gucci store located within the Livermore outlets in response to an allegation of a robbery, according to the police.
During the course of their escape from the region, the suspects drove past barriers at the shopping center, according to the police, who reported that they had learnt that the suspects had entered the store and stolen purses off the racks.
Following the discovery of the suspect vehicle by local law enforcement, the two suspects were subsequently taken into custody in San Francisco.
Livermore police have determined that the two individuals responsible for the crime are 19-year-olds named Crosley Stanley from San Francisco and Curtis Jamel from Stockton.
Officers discovered the item and a revolver inside the vehicle, which was not observed during the heist, according to the announcement made by the police.
The product is estimated to be worth $28,000, while the damage to the mall barriers is estimated to be in the thousands of dollars, according to the Livermore police department.
