Business burglaries are up in the city of Dallas. This week, two businesses in a connected building were both burglarized in the same night.
This week, two businesses in a connected building were both burglarized in the same night.
"They took everything. They took every grocery. They took every wine. They took every beer," she said. "They came in from there. You see all the ceiling that is broken, and then they hit this ATM. They were literally smashing the ATM cash box. Then they hit the cash counter. They smashed the cash register. They broke into the safe box, which is grounded to the floor as per the city of Dallas. They took everything.""They got in Batman-style," Shetty said.
"I noticed crimes been going up recently, and the economy's not doing good, you know," he said. "Crime goes up when the economy is down. That’s just how I see it."
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