Overview
- Police announced seven arrests tied to the Sept. 5 takeover-style robbery at Kim Hung Jewelry, where a car was used to breach the storefront.
- Investigators say more than 10 people ransacked display cases in under a minute and fled in multiple vehicles, and at least one suspect pointed a gun at a victim.
- The 88-year-old owner, who was shoved to the floor, suffered a stroke and has been released from the hospital to recover at home.
- Search warrants recovered evidence linked to the heist along with a firearm, a loaded magazine, ammunition, and large quantities of suspected cocaine.
- Authorities say the operation involved over 100 officers and four SWAT teams; several suspects were booked into Santa Clara County Jail and one is held in San Francisco pending extradition.