Look And Listen: Burglars Caught On Video At Arvada Gun Store
/ CBS Colorado
ARVADA, Colo. (CBS4) - A group of men broke into a gun store earlier this week and their images were caught on surveillance cameras. It happened at Eagles Nest Armory off West 64th Avenue in Arvada.
In the video posted by the Arvada Police Department, you can see four men with a dark-colored Jeep SUV outside the shop.
One of the men can be heard saying, "They got bars inside, they got bars inside."
***Arvada Crime Alert***
On 04/28/20 at approximately 03:49 a.m., the Arvada Police Department, Colorado responded to a burglary at Eagle's Nest Armory, 12371 W. 64th Ave, Arvada. A caller heard alarms and yelling. Prior to Police Officer arrival, a black SUV was seen leaving the area eastbound. Responding officers found the business door was pried open. Display cases were damaged and several firearms were stolen, including AR-15 style guns and various handguns.
The vehicle depicted in these photos was recovered by law enforcement on the morning of 04/28/20. The suspects associated with the vehicle are still at large.
The suspects are believed to be involved in several other crimes in the Denver Metro area. The ATF has increased the reward amount, bringing the total reward amount up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of persons involved in the burglary of Eagles Nest Armory, located at 12371-C W. 64th Ave, Arvada CO 80004 on the night of April 27th/28th.
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After they break through the back door, another man can be heard saying "Trash can, trash can."
According to Arvada Police, they stole multiple firearms, including AR-15 style guns and various handguns.
The vehicle seen in the surveillance video was recovered by law enforcement but the suspects are still at large. The suspects are believed to be involved in several other crimes in the Denver Metro area.
The ATF has increased the reward amount, bringing the total reward amount up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of persons involved in the burglary.
