Huntington Beach business owners frustrated after string of burglaries over weekend

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As many as five businesses were burglarized in Huntington Beach early Friday morning, leaving business owners on edge and frustrated.

A string of burglaries targeting Huntington Beach businesses has left owners disappointed and beyond frustrated, not only dealing with the fact that they were hit by crime but also that they have to repair the expensive damage left behind. The incidents happened early Friday morning at the plaza of businesses off Edinger Avenue and Goldenwest Street, where three different shops were broken into.

On top of these three businesses, police say that two other places were hit the same morning. 'Disappointed, scared, frustrated,' where just a few words that Diego Segura, who owns Eat at Joe's, used to describe how the ordeal left them feeling. 'I mean, we work so hard and it's, like, violating just to see somebody in your business with no regard for your hard work or anything,' said his wife and co-owner Allie Segura.

 

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