Masked offenders break into two Melbourne hair salons overnight, stealing thousands of dollars’ worth of hair extensions, according to CCTV footage reported by multiple outlets. The thieves are described as bypassing cash tills during the theft.

The reports identify the incident as a brazen break-in at a celebrity-linked hair salon setting. While all accounts focus on the same CCTV evidence and the overall method of targeting stock rather than register cash, they mainly differ in emphasis and phrasing. The Age and the Brisbane Times frame the event as a bold theft revealed through CCTV, while the Sydney Morning Herald reports the break-in in similar terms, noting the entry, the bypassing of cash tills, and the value of the extensions stolen.

Across sources, the incident is characterized by masked offenders, two salons involved, and stolen hair extensions valued in the thousands. Details beyond those points—such as the number of offenders, exact timing, or subsequent police charges—are not included in the provided summaries, and no outlet’s framing is presented as a materially different account of the core events.