Authorities release video of Oakland museum burglary suspects

OAKLAND Bureaucrats on Monday disclosed surveillance video and descriptions of two people sought in connection with the theft of more than items from an Oakland Museum of California storage site in mid-October Related Articles Walnut Creek arts school official pleads no contest to sex charge but forcible rape dropped in plea deal East Bay shooting wounds -year-old boy -year-old arrested Oakland man accused of serving as courier in Bay Area cash scam East Bay gun shop reloading shield merchandise after current gun heist Police arrest persons of interest linked to attempted East Bay home invasion One suspect is described as a male with a thin build and was last seen wearing a black beanie white face mask plaid long-sleeved shirt blue jeans and black shoes according to the Oakland Police Department The other suspect has a heavy build and was last seen wearing a blue hooded sweatshirt with white lettering on the chest blue pants white shoes with black detailing and black gloves police disclosed The theft happened just before a m on Oct The theft was a crime of opportunity and not a targeted heist according to museum personnel The stolen artifacts are valued at more than and include historic memorabilia such as political pins aware ribbons and souvenir tokens Anyone who recognizes the individuals or has information related to the whereabouts of the items can contact the police department at - - or the Federal Bureau of Inquiry at - - tips can also be submitted at tips fbi gov Check back for updates