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When the burglars broke into Angelica Jones' home, they stole a collection that was dear to her heart.
"I love them. They're comfortable. I just started collecting them," 19-year-old Angelica explained. "I've always been a tomboy, kind of, growing up. It's just my style. I like J's."
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"I bought at least, recently probably about one pair every month, and at the beginning of this year, I was buying seven, eight pairs a week," she said.
When asked if she initially set out to build a collection, Angelica said, "No, but I couldn't stop. It's like the only thing that makes me happy."
Now the young General Motors employee isn't feeling so happy.
"It devastates me. That was my life," she said with tears in her eyes.
Angelica said when she returned home just after midnight on Friday, she saw her bedroom floor covered in clothes,cheap air jordans, her dresser drawers rifled through, $100 cash missing, her roommate's flatscreen TV gone, and worst of all, her cherished Air Jordans had been stolen.
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In the meantime,cheap jordans, Angelica and her mom posted photos of the stolen goods on social media, hoping for some form of justice.
"I know I'll probably never get the shoes back, but if the people who did this can go to jail, that'd make me happy," she said.
Angelica said the thieves made off with 40 pairs of shoes, valued at over $2,000.