Six arrested after looting of Louis Vuitton store in San Francisco

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Thieves emptied out a Louis Vuitton store in San Francisco’s Union Square shopping district Friday during a night that was expected to bring protests and riots nationwide following the acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse.

Police apprehended six suspects trying to flee the ransacked store, which had windows broken and much of its inventory taken, according to KTVU. Footage of several people fleeing the scene carrying merchandise emerged on Twitter after 8 p.m., while others got away in cars, the outlet added.

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