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Heights Businesses Hit by Overnight Break-Ins
29 Aug
Summary
- Three Houston restaurants experienced overnight break-ins.
- Shattered windows and doors were reported at multiple locations.
- One restaurant owner estimated $2,500 in damages.
Three restaurants in Houston's Heights neighborhood were reportedly victims of overnight break-ins. Businesses shared images on social media on Friday, detailing the damage sustained. Kojak's Cafe reported its front door glass shattered, while IIM Vietnamese Eatery suffered a broken pickup-order window. Taqueria Arandas No. 3 also shared images of a broken window and surveillance footage of a suspect fleeing on a bicycle.
Surveillance video from Taqueria Arandas No. 3 showed the suspect was inside for approximately one minute. Although no items were reported stolen from this establishment, the owner estimated the window repair costs could reach $2,500. It is currently unconfirmed if these incidents are connected or if anything was taken from the other two restaurants. Authorities are investigating the matter.
