Tom Brady's Palo Alto CardVault Store Hit by Burglary Soon After Opening
Police say thieves broke into Tom Brady's newly opened CardVault shop in Palo Alto, stealing roughly 60 cards worth over $12,000.
Less than two weeks after its grand opening, the CardVault trading-card outlet on El Camino Real was forced open when burglars shattered a window and display cases. The Palo Alto Police Department reported that about 60 cards, valued at more than $12,000, were taken. The store, one outlet for the brand and the third in California, launched its opening ceremony on Aug. 15 with Brady present. No suspect details have been released, and the investigation remains ongoing.
Why it matters
The theft underscores security risks for high-profile retail openings and may affect consumer confidence in specialty stores.
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