Chicago high-end clothing store sees Jeep smash through front door during burglary

A high-end clothing store in Chicago’s West Loop saw a Jeep slam through the front door of the store in a brazen crash-and-grab burglary, authorities said.

The incident, which took place Tuesday at about 3:11 a.m., represents the SVRN’s third burglary in three weeks, SVRN owners Robert and David Kim said, according to a report.

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Suspects rammed the Jeep, which carried multiple passengers, through the security gate and into the front of the store before getting out and pillaging the store for merchandise, police said.

An unconfirmed amount was stolen before they fled, police said.

“We’ve done everything we could,” David Kim said after his store’s third burglary in that many weeks.

“We put barriers up, gates. Hiding our inventory in our stock room. They are still relentless enough, and no one is doing anything to stop these across the city.”

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SVRN is a family business. The expenses from the crash-and-grab will be paid at their own expense, he said.

“All this will be coming out of our pocket,” David said.