Security footage shows three suspects. Authorities have not made any arrests yet.“With what happened it’s a big challenge. It’s mentally and physically exhausting,” said Abraha. “Timing sucks. Thanksgiving, winter, timing really sucks.”
According to Abraha, his bodega is not the only shop in the Madrona Village dealing with the aftermath of a break-in. He says that on 34th Avenue, Katybird consignment boutique and Madrona Wine Merchants have bolstered security after incidents of their own. Abraha says in the days following the crime, he’s been impressed by the sympathy and support of his newfound community.
“There are neighbors who walk in and say, ‘I’m so sorry this happened to you,’” said Abraha. “That goes a long way.” The gestures go beyond words alone. Abraha is still unsure exactly who, but someone set up a GoFundMe page to fund his steep repair costs.The small business owner says he’d like the city of Seattle to consider investing in security bollards to better protect shops like his.
CarrieA71622270 How great is it going to be when all physical stores either pay for heavy security or close? Only big chains will be able to stay in business.
PattyMurray this is surely up your alley. Help these people.
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