Thieves Steal from Everett Boutique Dress Company and Hit Shop Owner With Car

Everett, WALocal News

Las Tres Beautifuls Boutique in Everett experienced a brazen theft of $2,500 worth of dresses when four women, associated with an organized crime group, targeted owner Eli Vazquez. The suspects attempted to distract Vazquez, leading to a physical altercation when she tried to stop them, culminating in them hitting her with their van. Street Scammer Watch, which tracks scammers, confirmed the suspects’ involvement in various scams. The emotional and financial impact on the boutique is significant, as it affects their ability to host community events. One notable event is "Beautiful Catrinas," where local teens showcase their talent while raising funds for birthday wishes.

The incident underscores the vulnerability of small businesses to organized crime. Local news outlet Q13 Fox provided coverage, highlighting the need for increased awareness and protection for small businesses. Community members are urged to remain vigilant against such scams.

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