Three steal Rolex watches in smash and grab at Walt Whitman, cops say
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The Walt Whitman Shops on Rt. 110 in Huntington. Credit: David L. Pokress
Three people stole multiple Rolex watches at the Tourneau store inside Walt Whitman Shops in Huntington Station on Saturday, Suffolk police said.
At 5:30 p.m., the three used hammers to break the display cases and swipe the watches, police said.
It’s not immediately known how many watches were stolen.
No one at the Tourneau store could be immediately reached for comment Monday.
There were no arrests in connection with the robbery, police said.
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