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Monster break-in: California burglars target Labubu dolls

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August 09, 2025

The craze for a toothy, mischievous monster doll risks escalating into a crime wave in the US.

- Michael Sainato

Burglars broke into a Los Angeles shop, taking thousands of dollars worth of Labubu dolls, which have surged in popularity this year among Americans, including celebrities.

"There was a lot taken, maybe like around $30,000 or more of inventory," Joanna Avendano, the co-owner of One Stop Sales, told ABC News Local 7 in California. "We worked so hard to get to this point."

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