Duree and Garcia face multiple charges including second-degree commercial burglary and grand theft, related to a coordinated theft operation at Dior that netted nearly $300,000 in stolen handbags.
The San Francisco Police Department utilized license-plate readers in their investigation, leading to the identification of Duree and Garcia, following a month-long investigation to apprehend those responsible.
District Attorney Brooke Jenkins emphasized the commitment to holding suspects accountable: 'My office takes these cases seriously and will do everything we can to ensure there are consequences and accountability'.
The organized retail theft at the Union Square Dior store reflects a concerning trend, as a similar incident occurred at the same location a year earlier.
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