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BATON ROUGE, LA (WAFB) -
The owner of Harris Enterprises
along Greenwell Springs Road says thieves hit his business and took their time
destroying all that he and wife have worked to build.
Harris sells pre-owned cars and
was disgusted as he watched surveillance video of the thieves going through his
business.
The crime happened the Tuesday
before Thanksgiving and Harris says Baton Rouge Police detectives have a copy
of the surveillance video and fingerprints.
The video shows the thieves steal
a total of four cars over roughly a six hour period.
The thieves broke into the
business through the front window and once inside tore through the shop to find
the keys to the cars.
The owner of the business says
the thieves look like young teenagers.
"Where are the parents?
Supervising themselves I guess," Harris said. "From seven at night to four in
the morning, we have serious problems."
Harris says he thinks he
recognizes a few of people on the tape as kids in the neighborhood.
If you have any information, you
are urged to call CrimeStoppers 225-344-STOP.
