The restaurant owner told ABC13 that running the place for more than a year has come with challenges, but nothing prepared him to become a victim to back-to-back burglaries.
A popular bar and restaurant in East Downtown have been burglarized twice in the last four days. Surveillance images show the same man may have been behind both break-ins.
The first incident happened on New Year's Eve. An employee opened the restaurant and found the unexpected. Surveillance images show a man, who Jacobo recognized from prior run-ins, busting through the back door. Then on Tuesday morning, he said the same man used a brick to break through the front. He made off with several bottles of top-shelf liquor in less than five minutes.
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