LAPD seeks to reunite over 50 stolen luxurious purses seized in raid to rightful homeowners

Over 50 stolen luxurious purses had been seized in a raid on a California lady’s residence — now, the LAPD goals to get the name-brand purses again to their rightful homeowners.

The stash of Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Prada and different designer purses — together with a “important amount of money” — had been recovered from 51-year-old Karla Sunceri’s Mission Hills residence round 6 a.m. Nov. 1, in line with the Los Angeles Police Division’s (LAPD) Main Theft Job Power. 

Investigating detectives obtained a warrant for the property on McKeever Avenue after figuring out Sunceri as a “luxurious purse ‘fence.'”

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After arresting Karla Sunceri, 51, for her position as a “fence” in a luxurious purse-stealing operation, detectives in Los Angeles are looking for out the rightful homeowners of the high-end luggage.  (Los Angeles Police Division)

The purses are believed to have been snatched from homeowners all through Southern California in a string of residential burglaries, the duty power mentioned in a Tuesday launch. 

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Sunceri was charged and jailed for receiving stolen items, then launched on zero bail, per the LAPD.  (Los Angeles Police Division)

Sunceri was booked in Van Nuys Jail on fees for receiving stolen property, the company wrote, then launched on zero bail. It’s unclear whether or not any of her coconspirators have been recognized.

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A “important amount of cash” was additionally seized from Sunceri’s residence in Mission Hills, Los Angeles.

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Anybody with data of the thieving ring, or who believes their purse could also be amongst these stolen, is requested to contact the LAPD’s Industrial Crimes Division at 213-486-6958. Anybody wishing to stay nameless can attain out to L.A. Regional Crime Stoppers at 800-222-TIPS.