10 Gunmen Tie Up Employees in $100,000 Theft of Fabric
Ten gunmen tied up and gagged three employees at a Carson textile business and made off with about 35 40-pound rolls that the company says are worth $100,000, authorities said Thursday.
About 8 p.m. Wednesday the gunmen bound and gagged three employees at Sunflower Textiles, said Sgt. Mike Browne. The suspects took the rolls of fabric stored in 16 carts and fled.
Browne said the employees were able to free themselves and called authorities. He said the incident is under investigation.
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