A massive street takeover in California led to a family-run business being overrun by looters over the weekend.
During the alleged takeover, A-Z Market convenience store in Bellflower was broken into. The city is in southeast Los Angeles.
A Los Angeles Sheriff's Department said.
The family said the alleged thieves contributed to a loss of $30,000 between stolen items and damage to the store.
"A-Z Market is more than just a store to us—it is our livelihood and a place we have worked hard to build and serve our local community," the page said.
Multiple citations were issued for the street takeover, but no arrests were made for the burglary, as deputies could not link anyone on scene directly to the break-in.
Days before the A-Z Market break-in, 26 suspects carried out a coordinated, mob-style burglary at another business in East Los Angeles.
Thieves allegedly broke into an AutoZone, causing costly damage and losses. Investigators believe the suspects robbed the store two days in a row.