Leisa Marie Bradley is filmed brazenly stealing $7,500 worth of clothes from California’s Lululemon store

A California woman was suspected of stealing $7,500 worth of clothing from a Lululemon store — just days after she stole $22,500 worth of clothing from the same store.

Leasia Marie Bradley, 26, of San Diego, was arrested and booked after surveillance footage caught her red-handed at the store at the Irvine Spectrum mall.

Bradley, wearing a mask, was reportedly caught looting the women’s leggings section as she slowly opened a large bag and filled it with the Lululemon items.

But this was reportedly not her first outing. According to police, Bradley looted more than $20,000 worth of clothing from the same high-end sporting goods store the previous week.

Brazen Bradley also had a $150,000 arrest warrant in San Diego for theft.

An investigation into her alleged looting is ongoing.

Irvine Police said in a statement: ‘We do not tolerate organized retail crime in Irvine.

“Yesterday, our agency conducted a joint enforcement detail with the California Highway Patrol to identify and arrest people involved in (retail crime).

The team arrested Leasia Marie Bradley, 26, of San Diego, after she stole $7,500 worth of merchandise from Lululemon. She is suspected of stealing more than $22,500 worth of merchandise from the store last week.

Bradley also had a $150,000 arrest warrant in San Diego for theft.

Linwood Irwin Green, 71, of San Diego, was in the parking lot. More stolen property was found in the couple’s vehicle.

“Both are booked in the Orange County Jail on multiple charges, and the investigation is ongoing.”

In May, two Lululemon employees were fired for “violating employee policies” after brutal thieves stole armfuls of expensive yoga gear and tried to stop them.

Shocking footage shows masked robbers taking merchandise from the front of the store in Peachtree Corners, Atlanta, before running to their getaway car.

The Lululemon store where assistant manager Jennifer Ferguson worked has been hit by a spate of robberies.

Her husband, Jason Ferguson, claimed she was fired after calling the police about the gang of thieves who had visited the store multiple times.

Jennifer and another employee named Rachel Rogers, who worked the front, claim they were released because they tried to stop them and “violated the employee handbook policy” not to interfere in a robbery.

It comes as stores in the US are experiencing a surge in crime and some major retailers have been forced to close stores due to millions of dollars in losses as rampant theft plagues businesses.