BOSTON—Lululemon looters struck again, this time brazenly ransacking the upscale Seaport store, leaving behind chaos and stolen merchandise. The theft unfolded around 6 p.m. at the Congress Street location, where thieves dashed out with bags overflowing with high-end athletic wear.

Witnesses reported the scene as a frenzy, with individuals sprinting from the store clutching armfuls of clothes, disappearing into the night before authorities arrived. This shocking incident raises serious questions about the city’s safety and the effectiveness of law enforcement under the current administration.

This isn’t an isolated case. In fact, other Lululemon locations in Boston, particularly in Back Bay, have reportedly faced similar thefts at least four times in recent months. Surveillance footage from mid-October captured multiple suspects fleeing a Newbury Street store, illustrating a troubling trend that has business owners and shoppers alike on alert.

Authorities are still piecing together the details of this latest heist and have yet to disclose the total value of the goods stolen from the Seaport store. As the looting epidemic continues to plague Boston, residents are left to wonder: how many more high-end retailers will fall victim to this relentless crime spree?

With crime rates rising and high-profile thefts becoming alarmingly common, the pressure mounts on city officials to address these rampant issues. The situation begs for immediate action before the next luxury store becomes the next target of opportunistic thieves.