Both businesses reported they would still be open for business today despite the break-ins.

Police were able to track the suspects to a home a few miles away in the Wrigley neighborhood, where they found the merchandise.

SWAT officers also came to the Target, but it turned out the suspects had already fled, police said.

LASD detectives were conducting a burglary investigation that led them to Costa Mesa on Oct.15, when they saw three suspects quickly run from the side yard of a home to a car nearby.

The teenagers got in through an open window and took a projector and several calculators before a school safety officer stopped them, LBPD spokeswoman Shaunna Dandoy said.

Burglars lugged two safes out of the credit union, but one of them—still locked—was left on the sidewalk about 20 yards from the front door.

Police said the resident called to say he’d used his cell phone to look at his home’s security camera footage and saw two men inside.

Police said they noticed the suspected burglars carrying a safe from a Papa John’s Pizza shop in Burbank on Tuesday.

Police said the burglar or burglars broke into a classroom and made of with tens of thousands of dollars of school property.