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Caught in the Act: LAPD Raids CoolKicks During Live Stream, Uncovers $500K in Stolen Nikes!

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Caught in the Act: LAPD Raids CoolKicks During Live Stream, Uncovers $500K in Stolen Nikes!
Ava Hart's Hollywood 360

In a twist that sounds ripped right from a Hollywood script, CoolKicks in Los Angeles was raided by the LAPD while owner Adeel Shams was live-streaming his sneaker sales on Whatnot. As the livestream rolled on, Adeel was likely giving his best sales pitch when law enforcement barged in, leading to the stunning recovery of $500,000 worth of allegedly stolen Nike goods. You have to wonder—what does that say about shopping and streaming? The line between a normal day at work and a police bust has never been blurrier!

The scene must have been wild, with viewers tuning in for sneaker deals but instead witnessing a full police raid. One can only imagine the unexpected questions flooding the chat: “Are we getting a discount on those stolen kicks?” After all, nothing sells sneakers quite like a little law enforcement drama. Shams continued to engage with his audience, which is impressive—talk about rolling with the punches!

This incident has sparked plenty of conversations on social media about the realm of online shopping. Are we going to start seeing things like “secret police alerts” pop up in the fine print? Or maybe streaming platforms will have to add “police raid insurance” as a line item? Whatever the case, you’ve gotta hand it to Shams for transitioning from selling sneakers to snowballing into a news sensation in mere minutes! What’s the wildest shopping experience you’ve ever had?

Ava Hart's Hollywood 360
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