Cincinnati (Wxix) – Frustrations are increasing for some exaggerated business owners after a series of effrage has occurred on the camera on Saturday May 3.
Aladdin's restaurant on Main Street says they have been hit several times in recent months.
“We have survived the riots, we survived the pandemic, and now,” said Paul Harrison, managing director of the restaurant of Alladin.
He says they have treated with a lot of people in recent years, but now they are dealing with thieves.
“They jimmy something in the lock in the back door and would enter,” said Harrison. “We have noticed missing bottles of alcohol.”
Safety cameras have captured the seizing suspect in high -end alcohol.
“This time, they took the drawer in cash and brought the windows out,” said Harrison.
Harrison says hundreds of dollars have been stolen, as well as the cost of alcohol and damage to the patio door.
“It was about $ 300 in the cash register, but there were other things under the drawer, such as employee pay checks,” said Harrison.
The owner says that they have brought their business into four times now and are not the only ones.
“After our break -in, I walked around the corner and the glass was broken in the adjacent building where someone had thrown a rock, and I don't know if they entered the building or what,” said Harrison.
Harrison says they have tried to take precautions, like leaving light light lights, moving their alcohol bottles and never allowing a manager to close alone at night, but security remains a concern.
“Even if it has always happened at 3:00 am, we fear that and if it happens during the day?” What if it is by threat by weapon? ” Harrison wonders.
The owners have submitted police reports and hope to speak to the mayor about the current issue and what can be done.
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