Napa Police Department says the theft of merchandise at a lululemon store amounted to $23,000 as opposed to a lesser amount that was previously reported.
NAPA, Calif. - The Napa Police Department posted an update to a story about a theft at lululemon's Napa store on 1st Street that KTVU first reported on Monday.
Officials initially estimated the value of the stolen merchandise at $2,500. But upon further investigation, they found 200 items, appearing to be leggings in a photo provided by police, that were valued at approximately more than $23,000.
SkyFOX flew overhead and could see investigators unloading piles of clothing from the vehicle.
On Tuesday, police said the four suspects detained were booked and that three of them are juveniles.
Monday afternoon's theft resulted in a police pursuit where California Highway Patrol launched an airplane to assist other law enforcement officials when the suspects allegedly fled an attempted law enforcement stop. Napa police said they, along with American Canyon Police Department, pursued the suspects in a Lexus GS 350 near the Carquinez Bridge. They relinquished the pursuit to CHP.
The chase eventually went from Napa to Oakland where the suspects crashed the vehicle at Lakeshore Avenue and Beacon Street. All four suspects were taken into custody by CHP with assistance from the Oakland Police Department.
Lululemon theft in Napa leads to police pursuit that ends in Oakland crash
Investigators responded to the scene of a crash in Oakland on Monday, where officials say a car connected to a Lululemon theft in Napa was pursued before crashing. Four suspects have been detained.