According to NECN's report on December 26th, an e-cigarette store in Framingham, Massachusetts, was targeted by thieves.
In the surveillance footage, it can be seen that five individuals used stones to smash the glass windows of the Vape and Smoke store on Worcester Road in Birmingham. They subsequently entered the store and stole e-cigarette products within a mere minute before fleeing.
The Birmingham City Police stated that they believed the suspects to be a group of teenagers. Law enforcement attempted to track them with the K9 unit, but were unsuccessful.
Although the exact value of the stolen items is still being determined, the estimated loss is around $1,000.
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