Versace grab and go caught on camera in downtown boston

Versace grab and go caught on camera in downtown Boston

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May 4, 2026

Versace heist at Boston Macy’s as suspects bolt toward subway

Boston, MA — A retail theft at a downtown Boston department store has police searching for two suspects accused of stealing high-end merchandise before fleeing toward a busy transit hub.

The incident occurred April 21 at Macy’s on Washington Street, where store loss prevention staff reported that two men entered the location and took four Versace gift sets.

According to investigators, the suspects exited the store and headed toward the Orange Line entrance at Downtown Crossing Station.

Police described one of the individuals as a light-skinned male in his 30s wearing a black hoodie with a skull graphic, a black jacket with “LUXE LEGACY” on the back, black pants with a skeleton design, and black and red Jordan sneakers.

Photo: versace grab and go caught on camera in downtown boston

Detectives assigned to District A-1 are reviewing the case and have released images in an effort to identify the individuals involved.

Anyone with information is urged to contact District A-1 Detectives at (617) 343-4571 or submit anonymous tips through CrimeStoppers at 1-800-494-TIPS.

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Key Points

  • Two suspects accused of stealing Versace items from Macy’s
  • Suspects fled toward Downtown Crossing subway entrance
  • Police seeking public help to identify individuals

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