Sandston business owner out 'almost $5,000' after caught-on-camera thieves break into vape shop
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Car break-ins and business break-ins are becoming more frequent in Sandston, with over two dozen victims in just a month.
Surveillance cameras captured one of these break-ins, as suspects used a broken piece of cinderblock to smash in the door at a vape shop on Williamsburg Road.
The break-in and subsequent theft only took 42 seconds.
"Stole a bunch of vapes and adult-use products,” said Bobby Haller, whose shop was broken into just a couple of weeks ago. Those same adult-use products stolen from Haller’s shop now have the DEA involved. Haller says he is still trying to repair and replace the CBD gummies and vapes that were stolen.
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