Police are searching for the suspects who were caught on surveillance video breaking into a U-Haul truck in Culver City and stealing gymnastics equipment for children with special needs.
CULVER CITY, Calif. -- Debbie Moye, the co-owner of EC Kids, a company that specializes in nutrition and fitness for young children, said the equipment was going to be used at a camp for kids.
Moye shared surveillance video of the theft with Eyewitness News, which clearly showed the suspects breaking in. There were three suspects in total. "That thing is 13 feet long by 8 feet wide and 3 and a half feet high," explained Debbie Moye's husband, J.T. Moye."It's gone."
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