The property owner said it appeared burglars tried to enter the shop a second time on February 13, leaving behind shoeprints in the snow and a shoeprint on the shop’s door.

The suspect first disabled the power to the building before using a pry bar to break the café's front window and gain entry.

They broke the front door, 4 windows in the back, cut the latch off the back gate and made off with our safe.

The burglars are targeting the back of the houses mainly, by breaking into places through broken windows, sliding glass doors, or any open space.

They say the person in the video took hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of valuables from her home, including expensive jewelry and antiques—a big chunk of her life’s savings.

The community helped a local donut shop with a broken window after some teen vandals threw rocks at it in mid-December.

If visiting the park you are asked to use extreme caution and report any found glass. 

Surveillance video shows a man and woman wandering around the property a week prior before the same car returns on Nov. 28.

If anyone has information on who this man is, the police report number is 2024-944975.

“Some kids were banging on the door kind of frantically,” said instructional assistant Maurice Taylor. “We let them in and they said somebody was shooting and then it went through one of the windows.”

In just a few hours, Tattoo Pizzazz's fundraising goal of $10,000 was met. They'll use the money to replace the stolen equipment and the busted window.

On Sunday, burglars smashed through a side window and mangled the store safe, taking around $1,500.

It will also cost the owners a couple of grand to replace.

“There’s a very good reason glass blocks became so associated with luxury ’80s and ’90s bathrooms: They let in natural light without exposing inhabitants to the outside world the way a typical window would. This remains a key draw for architects today.”

Law enforcement was searching for possible suspects near the burglarized shop when an officer spotted a white male, dressed in all black and carrying a black backpack, riding a new Trek bicycle on the 4th Avenue Bridge.

“Hopefully. she gets to help that she needs,” Crystal Nguyen told KOMO. She owns Peppermint Tuna, a vintage clothing store, with plywood now replacing three large glass windows along her storefront.”

“That’s actually, that’s scary,” said Christa Fisher. “I don’t know, obviously, I don’t who would vandalize the school.”

Lynnwood Police say the two suspects had warrants for their arrest. One of the warrants was from the Department of Corrections for escaping custody.

A North Seattle motorcycle shop is repairing heavy damage to its front door, foundation and windows after thieves smashed their way into the store early Friday morning.