A morning burglary at Garden City Liquor in Campbell has shaken the owners, and the store has been significantly damaged. Henry K. Lee reported that a group of burglars in three Infiniti vehicles orchestrated a ram-raid on the store. The thieves used a G37 model car to smash into the entrance, with one intruder becoming momentarily trapped and forced to escape through the sunroof. Garden City Liquor's Instagram post detailed the event, which occurred last Saturday at approximately 4:40 AM and resulted in over $10,000 worth of stolen alcohol.
Burglars in 3 Infinitis converge on Garden City Liquor & ram G37 into store - intruder got stuck and had to climb out the sunroof - before stealing $10K in alcohol. @CampbellPolice investigating pic.twitter.com/YpVo1Z8ceP
— Henry K. Lee (@henrykleeKTVU) March 24, 2025
The seemingly coordinated attack has prompted the Campbell Police Department to open an investigation. Meanwhile, the liquor store's plea for community support underscores the gravity of the situation. "Early yesterday morning, March 22, 2025, at around 4:40 AM, a group of 4-5 masked individuals in three Infiniti vehicles rammed one of their cars into the entrance of our store," the Garden City Liquor shared on Instagram, "The break-in caused extensive damage to the store’s interior and exterior, including products, coolers, and other property, and the thieves stole over $10,000 worth of alcohol, resulting in a significant financial loss."
In their call for assistance, the Garden City Liquor's Instagram post read, "We’re reaching out to the community for help. If you have any information about this incident, please let us know. Every bit of support helps as we work to recover and find those responsible. Thank you for standing with us during this challenging time."
