- April 18, 2024
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How they got in: Front glass door was shattered, though lock was still in place.
What was taken: $250 and cash register drawer, valued at $65.
Suspect: No none suspects, though police reported two burglaries happened that night in Daytona Beach and another in South Daytona which matched the same break-in style.
How they got in: Front glass door was shattered.
What was taken: Two cash register drawers, valued at $800.
Suspect: A white male driving a blue Dodge truck with chrome tail light covers.
How they got in: Police report suspect threw a large piece of asphalt through the side glass door.
What was taken: Nothing. Suspect initially took the cash till, but once he realized it was empty, he left it behind.
Suspect: Same white male from the Einstein Bros. Bagels burglary.
How they got in: Suspect entered through empty adjoining unit, used a crow bar to punch a big enough hole to crawl through to enter the business.
What was taken: AIT Combimax Tracer Blocker, valued at $9,366, an auto refractor keratometer, valued at $9,850, topcon power table, valued at $1,000 and 46 eyeglass frames, valued collectively at $4,480
Suspect: No known suspects.
How they got in: Forced entry through back door
What was taken: Numerous non-prescription sunglasses, valued at $5,500, numerous eye glass frames, valued at $50,000 and an ADT alarm system box, valued at $3,000.
Suspects: No known suspects.
