SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) – A Savannah restaurant owner is warning local businesses to stay on high alert after her restaurant was broken into twice, part of a growing rash of commercial break-ins that police are investigating across the city.
Maronda Pierce, co-owner of Kim’s Cafe on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in downtown Savannah, says she feels completely violated after a repeat break-in targeted her business twice in less than a month.
Pierce says the first break-in occurred on May 16, when a person entered through a window. Surveillance footage shows the person taking their time, taking food out of the freezer, grabbing a cheesecake, and even a pitcher of lemonade, and cutting the wires to the cash register to steal money…