Police say the suspects entered the Movado store at Tysons Corner Galleria Mall, displayed a crowbar, and pushed store employees out of the way.
Updated: Tuesday, 20 Oct 2009, 11:06 PM EDT
Published : Tuesday, 20 Oct 2009, 11:04 PM EDT
By MATT ACKLAND/myfoxdc
Police in Fairfax County are looking for two men who walked into a store in at Tysons Corner Galleria Mall and made off with thousands of dollars in diamond jewelry.
Police say the suspects entered the Movado store, displayed a crowbar, and pushed store employees out of the way. They then used the crowbar to smash open a class cabinet.
Authorities say the suspects grabbed a fist full of diamond jewelry, stuffed them in a bag, and fled through the mall.
The suspects were both described as black, around 5 feet 11 inches tall, and 230 pounds. They wore blue, hooded jackets and ball caps. One suspect wore tan boots and the other had a mustache.
One store employee did need medical assistance, but was not hospitalized.
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