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Ramraid at Hermès Store: Three Suspects on the Run

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Three suspects flee after a daring ramraid at Hermès in Brisbane, causing significant damage and stealing high-end goods. Police seek CCTV footage to apprehend the trio, who abandoned the stolen Mercedes at the scene. The luxury store, known for its expensive Birkin bags, was left with a wrecked storefront.

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Ramraid at Hermès Store: Three Suspects on the Run

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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Ramraid at Hermès Store: Three Suspects on the Run. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00Three suspects are on the run after a bold ram raid at the Hermes luxury store in Brisbane's central business district. Early Monday morning at 306 AM, they smashed a stolen Mercedes SUV right through the front glass on Edward Street, then grabbed high-end, goods, and bolted. The Mercedes had been jacked from a house in Corper Roo on April 1 and got left behind at the scene. Police say the trio loaded up the loot into a second vehicle before switching to a third and speeding off into the night. This hit a spot famous for those ultra-exclusive Burkin bags that run tens of thousands of dollars each, though cops haven't pinned down the total. Hall yet. Folks in the area woke up to a mess with the storefront wrecked and security scrambling. Right now, investigations are full steam ahead, and police are calling on anyone with CCTV or dash cam clips to step up with tips. No arrests so far, but they're piecing it together quick. They sharp out there, Brisbane. These types move fast, but just as catches up eventually.

1:01I'm Cory with the story. That's your Sydney News today update, AI powered and always on.

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