Brentwood Police are searching for three suspects who remain at large following a swift smash-and-grab burglary at The Card Lab, a specialty collectibles store located in Brentwood, California. The incident occurred on the night of Saturday, June 13, 2026, though reports surfaced on June 12. Surveillance footage captured the three masked individuals, all dressed in black, entering the premises and executing the theft in approximately 39 seconds. The suspects smashed through a glass display case, jumped over counters, and rapidly stuffed high-value Pokémon trading cards and other merchandise into large plastic garbage bags before fleeing the scene in a Nissan Altima. Authorities estimate the stolen goods are worth approximately $15,000. The store owner, Ronnie Hackett, expressed relief that a staff member was unharmed, noting she was upstairs performing end-of-day protocols when the burglary took place. Hackett mentioned that the store had recently been closed for security upgrades, a detail that may have been exploited by the burglars. Police have released surveillance video showing the coordinated nature of the crime and are urging the public to come forward with any information. This incident mirrors a similar theft reported recently in New Jersey, highlighting a broader trend of targeted robberies at hobby and card stores across the United States. The Brentwood Police Department is actively investigating and has not yet identified the suspects. Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of the three individuals or the vehicle used in the escape is encouraged to contact the Brentwood Police Department tip line immediately.