- Video shows young alleged thieves jumping for joy when they discovered their stolen loot included boxes from luxury designer brands like Louis Vuitton
- Viewers said showing off their alleged loot was a sure way to get caught
- The alleged robbery took place on Sunday afternoon in Atlanta, Georgia
Brazen thieves who ransacked an Amazon van were heard screaming with excitement as they showed off their stolen goods online.
Footage obtained by World Star shows the young suspects searching through packages and throwing them on the ground as they discovered boxes of designer gear from Nike, Dior and Louis Vuitton.
It shows a teenager wearing a hoodie and mask, carrying boxes of Gucci and Dior, while another walked away with two brand new suitcases.
The alleged robbery took place Sunday afternoon at the Country Oaks Apartments in Atlanta, Georgia.
Video shows young thieves jumping for joy when they discovered their loot was boxes from luxury designer brands like Louis Vuitton and Dior
Shocked viewers on social media said showing off their alleged loot was a sure way to get caught
An Instagram user shared the videos with the caption “going crazy.” Another user appeared to be livestreaming the moment the group opened the boxes containing a pair of Nike Jordan shoes.
It is unclear whether the designer boxes were indeed part of the loot from the Amazon truck, although police confirmed that several packages had been stolen.
No arrests have been made in connection with the looting so far as police are still working to identify the suspects seen in the video.
The video drew an overwhelming number of commenters who targeted the young thieves.
One user wrote: ‘You might as well film while you guys are walking to the police station!!! LMAO!’
Another user said: ‘First of all, I’m a delivery person. This video must be removed because it endangers motorists during the holiday season and essentially promotes robbing us.”
In one part of the video, they appeared to pull out a box of Nike Jordan shoes
The teens were celebrating when they found bright orange boxes in their load of stolen goods
The social media user added, “Second, they robbed a truck that Amazon doesn’t ship like cheap AF.”
A group of about six thieves, who looked like young boys, raided a large walk-in truck after the driver left the door wide open.
They frantically packed boxes as the female driver watched helplessly from a nearby sidewalk and did nothing.
She seemed fed up with the robbers who snuck up on her while she was delivering other packages at the Country Oaks Apartments.
A video shared on social media begins with the Amazon truck parked in the complex’s parking lot as three thieves jump out through the front steps near the driver’s seat.
Some of the young thieves (pictured) emerged from the truck, while the others immediately sat in the back of the open van
The female Amazon delivery driver (pictured) watched from a distance as the thieves grabbed random boxes from her truck
One of the thieves even falls as he rounds the corner (pictured) from the back of the truck, but quickly gets back up and grabs a large brown Amazon box.
Another wearing a black hoodie and tan pants quickly grabs a nearby box and runs away while the rest pick up their goods.
One of the thieves even falls to the ground as he rounds the corner of the truck, but quickly gets back up and grabs a large brown Amazon box.
The video then cuts to the Amazon worker in her blue vest and hat as she stares at the group of looters invading the vehicle.
She then looks at her device before the camera moves back into the truck, as one of the robbers in a red jacket and white hoodie uses both hands and runs away with a large package.
Suddenly, another thief jumps down from behind and stumbles as a large box escapes his hands and partially opens just before he fixes it and runs away.
The driver is still watching as they all run away and says something to them, but it is inaudible.
The video ends with a thief, wearing a navy blue hoodie and a black face mask, running away on another sidewalk with the hefty box in hand.
Branden Baribeau, a spokesperson for Amazon, told DailyMail.com: “We are glad the driver is doing well and that she prioritized her safety during this terrifying incident.”