Columbus police said two suspects broke into UGA Gaming early Saturday morning.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Normally this is the time of year, Levi Crotinger sees more customers ramping up their holiday shopping. Crotinger is the owner of“Saturday morning I got a call from ADT that I had a break-in so I looked at my security cameras,” he said.Columbus police said two suspects broke into UGA Games. Surveillance video provided by Levi shows the suspects smashing through a wall to get inside the store.
They smashed through two sets of walls to get inside. However, there is no sign of a break-in outside the storefronts. The vacant storefront next to the gaming store is where the suspects broke through the wall. But no one knows how they got into that locked and empty storefront. Levi said all the exterior doors were locked.Levi said the suspects got away with $25,000 worth of Pokémon cards and $15,000 in other gaming tech.“I lost time with my family and my friends and my church.
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