(KRON) -- Three suspects from San Francisco were arrested in connection to a grand retail theft that happened Tuesday night at Lucky in Livermore, according to the Livermore Police Department. The theft happened around 8:45 p.m. when a woman walking her dog reported the crime. After leaving the grocery store on Portola Avenue, the suspects escaped in a white Honda CRV, according to LPD. The SUV had illegally-tinted windows, prompting a traffic stop by police. Once LPD officers conducted the traffic stop, they saw a large quantity of unopened toothpaste boxes and tote bags that were full of merchandise. LPD said the suspects admitted to stealing those items. They also confessed to stealing from Safeway on First Street, which is about a mile away. A total of 707 items worth more than $8,500 were stolen from Lucky, LPD said. Thirty-four items worth more than $480 were stolen from the Safeway. Bay Area cities named among ‘wealthiest and safest’ for retirement in US: study Police said suspects stole "large quantity" of toiletries from the Lucky's on Portola Avenue. (Livermore Police Department) Three carts of merchandise of more than 740 items totaling nearly $9,000 were recovered by officers. (Livermore Police Department) Among the items stolen were laundry detergent, makeup, shampoo, deodorant, razors, beef jerky and coffee. Police said the suspects had plans to sell the stolen goods. The Honda's registered owner is a San Francisco resident. The ages of the suspects are 20, 20 and 22 years old. According to LPD, all three were charged with organized retail theft, receiving stolen property and conspiracy to commit a crime.