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16.06 - 21:59
Orlando business owners work to reopen after series of break-ins, smashed windows
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ORLANDO, Fla. – Business owners have been working to make repairs after several break-ins following protests in Orlando over the weekend.
According to police, windows were smashed at more than a dozen businesses while a county-wide curfew has been in place during the hours of 10 p.m.
until 5 a.m. Luis Arroyo, who owns Orlando Jewelers, said his business was broken into early Sunday when three men drove a stolen van through the storefront. "It's like a movie.
Stuff you see on TV," Arroyo said. "I guess it doesn't hit home until you actually feel it." Surveillance video showed the van backing through the store until it became stuck on a security gate. “They tried to break through the gate, so they backed in a second time,” Arroyo said.
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