Marine recruiters stop California smash-and-grab jewelry heist, tackle fleeing suspects
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Marine Staff Sgt. Josue Fragoso apprehended one of the suspects in a smash-and-grab jewlery heist that took place in the same California mall as his recruiting station.
Fragoso and his potential recruit sprinted toward the jewelry store, where four people wearing masks and armed with hammers were destroying the glass display cases before running off with thousands of dollars of jewelry. Yael Halon is a reporter for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to yael.halon@fox.com.
"I heard a bunch of glass breaking. When I did, my first response was to go check out the jewelry store," Fragoso said in an interview on "Tucker Carlson Tonight." " I had to make sure everything was all right. As I approached the jewelry store, I saw four individuals that were robbing the store. They had a sledgehammer there."
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