Video shows moment masked California burglars blitz high-end store, escape in luxury SUVs

"When you have a team of three people, it's probably pretty easy, in three minutes, to get a lot of stuff.

"They took all the jewelry. I'm just very sad. My heart is broken."

Within minutes, the bandits made off with over $200,000 in stolen luxury items, the outlet reported.

The suspects reportedly fled in a brand-new BMW 4 Series and a Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 Coupé, two high-end vehicles that lacked identifiable license plates. 

"These criminals cannot be allowed to just keep going around and ransacking and stealing from people," Sprenger said. "I'm a single mom. I have three daughters in college, and here I am, working to take care of my family. To have them rob me of half of my inventory, it's not right."

"They knew where the lights were," Sprenger added, according to ABC 7. "They shut off the video cameras. They turned cameras. How would they know where all this was? It's like it was a very well thought-out, planned attack."

"I really tried to do everything I could to protect the facility, but these people just knew what they were doing," Sprenger told the outlet. "They're not first timers, there is no doubt about it."