After thieves hit a family-run liquor store twice Sunday morning, the Ethiopian community says the crime should be a wake-up call. The Mayor of Aurora agrees. But they blame different people. via jaclynreporting
For the Mayor of Aurora, Mike Coffman, who toured the damage Monday morning, the dramatic break-ins are a symptom of a larger social problem.
Store owner Girum Alemayehu was watching the surveillance video live on his Ring camera, and called 911. He said officers were at the store when he arrived, but left without telling him while he was copying the surveillance video. Three hours later, he and his wife were still waiting outside the store for detectives when a second set of thieves showed up.
"That time we have officers who stayed here, and the detective came soon. They told us what to do. At this incident, they didn't tell us what to do," he said. Advocates in the Ethiopian community, though, said they need help now, calling Alemayehu and his wife pillars of a community now shaken by violence.
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