ORLANDO, Fla. – Gratitude Coffee, in College Park, fell plant to a spoliation overnight, according to a store’s owner.
Jen Hackney spoke with News 6 Saturday morning and pronounced Orlando Police officers were questioning a break-in.
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According to Hackney, a burglars stole a store’s income box, that had about $100 in it, as good as dual iPads used to routine transactions.
While a Ipads were first-generation and not value a lot of money, they were home to precious photos of her family including her son’s marriage and other noted moments.
Hackney pronounced a burglars also went by her fridge and “just trashed a place.” The thieves also took out a whole gallon of vanilla syrup and threw it on a floor.
Orlando Police are looking into notice cameras in a area to square together what happened.
Hackney pronounced things could have been most worse.
“They didn’t take my espresso appurtenance or coffee grinder,” Hackney said. She adds they didn’t take or destroy a appreciated portrayal of her German Shepard that hangs in a restaurant.
Hackney posted a design of a disaster left behind by a burglars on amicable media Saturday to let her business know that a emporium would not be open.
The heading read:
“So this is what we found when we open my behind doorway this morning to come and open a shop. It looks like we was attacked overnight and they unequivocally done a disaster of my emporium so we will not be opening today.”