Phoenix Police are asking the public to help identify two suspects in a storage-unit theft involving roughly $93,000 worth of high-end purses, MLB player-issued gear, collector's shoes and multiple laptop computers. The department is asking anyone with information to come forward.
According to Phoenix Police
, the two suspects were linked to a theft from a storage unit involving designer handbags and sports memorabilia. The department is urging anyone with information to come forward, directing tipsters to call the department's non-emergency line at 602-262-6151 or to reach out through Silent Witness.
Silent Witness released a flyer with surveillance images of the suspects as part of a public appeal for leads.
What's at Stake Legally for the Suspects
The dollar figure attached to this case matters more than it might seem. Under Arizona Revised Statutes § 13-1802, theft of property valued between $25,000 and $100,000 is classified as a Class 2 felony, carrying a presumptive sentence of five years in prison and up to 12.5 years for aggravated offenses, per the Tamou Law Group. Had the haul crossed the $100,000 mark, the same law firm notes that A.R.S. § 13-1802(H) would trigger mandatory, non-probationable prison time.
Tips can also be submitted through Silent Witness, which can be reached at 480-948-6377.
Another Storage-Unit Theft Report
A separate case involved a Scottsdale man arrested October 4 after a multi-city burglary investigation, according to FOX 10 Phoenix. The outlet reported that the investigation involved luxury goods and sports collectibles.
Storage-unit thefts have also been reported elsewhere. Hoodline has previously reported on a Gardena, California, burglary reported Monday, September 28, 2026, in which thieves took about $300,000 in Pokémon cards, vintage clothing, toys and costume jewelry.
For now, the identities of the two suspects photographed at the Phoenix storage facility remain unknown. Anyone with information is asked to contact Phoenix Police at 602-262-6151 or submit a tip through Silent Witness.
