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'We lost work' | Southtown business temporarily closes after thieves broke-in, stole lottery tickets and cigarettes

'Cubby's Eatery', which is inside Pik Nik Convenience Store, had to close for a day because of the damage left behind.

SAN ANTONIO — A break-in at a Southtown convenience store is where San Antonio Police said thieves got away with merchandise including lotto tickets. 

'Cubby's Eatery', which is inside Pik Nik Convenience Store, had to close for a day because of the damage left behind. Owner of the restaurant Jacob Campos said this impacted his livelihood.

He said he believes two thieves had a rock inside a bag and threw it at the window, which is how he said they got in.

"They were fast, in and out," she said. "So they threw it in here and landed here. All the glass went from here to where my sink is, all across." that's why I had to shut down."

The convenience store is located off South Presa Street not far from South St. Mary's Street. The busted window was right in front of the area near where Campos does all the cooking.

"We are a small business and we lost work," he said. "I don't work. i don't get paid."

He said two thieves had their faces covered up and went through his area, then made their way to the store.

"They come in and they just start ransacking the lottery tickets," Campos said. "They just come in and start grabbing and taking."

Campos said lost a whole day of work, at a time, he said when times are tough. He just hopes it doesn't happen again.

"I don't wish it upon any business," he said.

According to a report, San Antonio Police said besides lotto tickets, other merchandise like cigarettes were also taken. The report states with the lotto tickets, police will be giving the serial number of the stolen tickets to the Texas Lottery Commission.

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