A downtown Nanaimo business owner expresses gratitude for community support after her store was burglarized. The break-in occurred early Monday morning, disabling security measures due to internet issues. While the thief escaped with cash, the owner emphasizes the importance of community support and plans to enhance security measures.
A downtown Nanaimo business owner says she’s grateful for the continued community support after her store was burglarized early Monday morning.storefront on Wesley Street is equipped with security, including an alarm and cameras, but the devices weren’t working during the break-in, which happened around 2 a.m. on Jan. 13.
And while Mcphee has insurance, she says it’s not worth reaching out to the company, as the deductible would cost more than the repairs and theft combined. “Our windows weren’t broken, which was our biggest concern. We know there are other businesses in downtown Nanaimo that have had it much worse.” to improve mental health and addictions treatment in hopes it would help combat crime and improve community safety.
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