Management at Pro Italia is giving thanks to local law enforcement and a deal to consumers in the wake of a burglary that led to a high-speed chase and two arrests.
"A vigilant neighbor saw the deal going down, called the Glendale police, and after a two-hour high-speed chase all over Los Angeles, the thieves were caught . . . and we got our goods back," the owners posted to their Facebook page. "Buy any in-stock apparel (in-store only) between April 25 and April 30 and we'll donate 30 percent of the profits to the Glendale Police Department's favorite charity focused on helping youngsters."
Two men pleaded not guilty Tuesday to burglarizing the California motorcycle shop. Enrique Beltran, 37, and Carlos Luna, 28, are scheduled to appear May 2 in Los Angeles County Superior Court in Burbank for early disposition. Beltran is being held in lieu of $140,000 bail, while Luna was held without bail due to outstanding drug warrants, according to the Glendale News Press.
Earlier reports said the duo allegedly stole about 50 motorcycle jackets and six pairs of women's riding pants, valued at about $20,000 total, from the shop early Saturday morning.