2 men captured, 2 at large after report of robbery at Northridge Fashion Center
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Authorities captured two men and were searching for two more after a report of a robbery at Northridge Fashion Center on Thursday afternoon.
Officers responded around 2:40 P.M. to the 9300 block of Tampa Avenue for a report of possible robbery suspects inside the mall, said Officer Matthew Cruz, a Los Angeles Police Department spokesperson.
At some point, officers chased the suspects’ vehicle — a burgundy sedan, Cruz said.
As of around 5 p.m., authorities had set up a perimeter around the mall and were searching for the four suspects, he said.
The perimeter was taken down by shortly after 6 p.m. and officers had two of the suspects in custody, Cruz said.
There were no reports of shots fired or injuries, he said.
Further information about the incident wasn’t available.
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