(KRON) -- Police are looking for five suspects in a smash-and-grab Sunday afternoon at the Sunvalley Mall in Concord, the Concord Police Department said in a news release. The theft happened around 1:15 p.m. when five masked suspects walked into the Kay Jewelers store on the bottom floor of the mall. The suspects were wearing hoods and gloves. According to Concord police, they were armed with a sledgehammer and a pickaxe. A’s owner John Fisher pens apology farewell letter to fans ahead of final home games Those tools were used to smash the display cases and break them open, police said. Employees, who were in fear for their safety, backed away when the theft was in progress. The suspects got away with "numerous pieces of jewelry." The suspects were seen escaping in a dark-colored Dodge Charger before officers arrived on scene, according to police. Photos (see below) show the damage done to the display cases at the Kay Jewelers. Glass from the jewelry cases was smashed into on Sunday, Sept. 22 at Kay Jewelers in Sunvalley Mall (Craig Cannon). A view outside of Kay Jewelers in Sunvalley Mall in Concord (Craig Cannon) Concord PD speaks with witnesses at Kay Jewelers after a smash-and-grab Sunday, Sept. 23 (Craig Cannon). No other details about this theft were available at this time. This isn't the first time a jewelry store at Sunvalley Mall was victim to a smash-and-grab. In April 2023, St. Andrew Jewelers was burglarized by three masked individuals. In November 2021, thieves got away with jewelry from Iceberg Diamonds.