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\n\tSmokey Robinson<\/a> and his wife claim one of the Jane Doe accusers now suing the Motown legend<\/a> for sexual assault used an old key to break into the couple\u2019s storage unit without permission on Nov. 22 and swipe property worth thousands of dollars.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cAll of this is captured on security camera footage from the storage facility showing Jane Doe 4 stealing box after box of the Robinsons\u2019 personal belongings, loading the items into a car, and taking off with two accomplices,\u201d a new court filing obtained by Rolling Stone<\/em> reads. \u201cAlthough the Robinsons may have once entrusted Jane Doe 4 with access to the storage unit during the time she worked with them, she no longer had any conceivable legal right to set foot in there \u2013 no less brazenly break in and steal from the Robinsons.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tThe Robinsons are seeking an emergency restraining order forcing the woman to surrender any remaining keys, return the allegedly pilfered property, and stay 100 yards away. They also plan to file a police report Tuesday, a source said.<\/p>\n \n\tJane Doe 4 worked for the Robinsons as a housekeeper, cook, and personal assistant for nearly two decades, starting in 2006. She was one of the four former domestic workers who sued the Robinsons for $50 million last May with claims of sexual harassment, rape, and creating a hostile work environment. The Los Angeles County Sheriff\u2019s Department Special Victims Bureau later confirmed it was investigating the claims<\/a>. The Robinsons denied the allegations and counter-sued the women<\/a> for defamation and elder abuse.<\/p>\n