More than 80 people stormed and robbed a Nordstrom in California on Saturday night, according to a police report from the Walnut Creek Police Department.
The robbery was over within minutes as thieves armed with crowbars and wearing ski masks streamed out of the Nordstrom into the dozens of cars lining the block.
"Nordstrom employees began calling 911 when approximately 80 people entered the store and immediately began stealing merchandise," says the Walnut Creek Police Department in a press release.
One employee was pepper-sprayed and two were punched and kicked, says the Walnut Creek Police Department.
The incident took place around 9 p.m. right around Nordstrom's closing time, and the police began receiving calls about reckless driving shortly before 9 p.m. PST.
The Walnut Creek Police Department called the incident "organized theft" and "clearly a planned event" by a "criminal mob" in a press release posted on Sunday.
The amount of merchandise stolen is still yet to be determined, and three people have been arrested for robbery and weapons charges by the Walnut Creek Police Department. The rest of the thieves have not been captured yet, and the police are reviewing surveillance footage.
"There was a mob of people," a manager at the nearby P.F. Chang's told CBS SF. "The police were flying in. It was like a scene out of a movie. It was insane."
Witnesses captured the raid on Twitter as the robbers streamed out into the street with bags of merchandise and fled to their...
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