South LA business owner frustrated after 3rd burglary attempt

South LA business hit by burglars for 3rd time

Officials said as many as six suspects broke into the business.

LOS ANGELES - A South Los Angeles business owner is grappling with the aftermath of a third burglary attempt that occurred early Friday morning.

What we know:

An official with the Los Angeles Police Department said as many as six suspects targeted the business.

The suspects arrived in two vehicles, including a stolen silver sedan. The burglary attempt occurred just after 5 a.m. when the suspects used the stolen vehicle to ram into the business's roll-up gate. However, they were unable to get inside since there was additional metal gate inside, leaving empty-handed and abandoning the stolen car at the scene.

What they're saying:

The business owner expressed frustration over the repeated targeting of his establishment, stating, "It is hard enough for a business owner nowadays." 

Timeline:

• 5:00 a.m.: Suspects arrive at the business in two cars, including a stolen silver sedan.
• Shortly after: The stolen car is used to ram into the roll-up gate.
• Following the break-in: Suspects encounter a second metal gate inside and leave without taking anything.
• Post-incident: LAPD's Newton Burglary Detectives impound the abandoned stolen car and begin handling the case.

What's next:

The LAPD's Newton Burglary Detectives are investigating the incident. So far, no suspects have been taken into custody.