PIZZA BUSINESSES IN DOWNTOWN GREENVILLE BURGLARIZED
Two Pizza establishments in downtown Greenville were victims of burglars recently. According to the Police report, sometime after 11:30 PM Saturday, March 22, Marios Pizza on College Avenue, was entered. Someone kicked in the east door of the business to gain access. Approximately $194.00 in cash was taken from the register. The residence upstairs was also entered. Two desks were ransacked and a digital camera valued at $300.00 was taken.
Raceway Pizza, located on the Greenville Square, was broken into overnight Monday. According to the Greenville Police Department, a yet undetermined amount of money was taken and entry was made, by breaking a window at the rear of the building. An interior door was also kicked in to gain access to the office. Greenville Police are investigating these burglaries.
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