The owners of a popular South Bay pizza company are feeling frustrated after burglars targeted both of their locations in less than two weeks' time.
The first break-in at A Slice of New York happened last month at the location on El Camino Real in Sunnyvale. This past weekend, the Santa Clara location was hit.
Security camera footage shows someone dressed in black throw a rock through the front door of the Santa Clara location early Saturday morning. The suspect is seen rummaging through the store’s empty registers and then fleeing in less than a minute.
It will cost the business more than $1,000 out of pocket to replace the front door.
"This is just vandalism, criminal activity," A Slice of New York General Manager Kirk Vartan said. "It's just not stopping."
Vartan said before the break-in at the Santa Clara location, someone smashed a window and ransacked the Sunnyvale location.
"Really frustrated," Vartan said. "This is the second time in 12 days.”
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The burglars didn't get away with anything. Police are investigating and looking into whether the two break-ins are connected.
A Slice of New York is a co-op. Every employee owns a share in the business, so the break-ins are hurting all of them.
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"When this happens, it comes right out of the profits and it lowers their income," Vartan said. "That's why it sucks."
