burglary was the first break-in since he opened the business 34 years ago. Quicksey arrived at the store around 5 a.m., shortly after the burglary occurred. The damaged window had already been boarded up.

 This is happening too frequently. For what reason I don't know,  Quicksey said.

Quicksey estimated the damage to his store at nearly $1,000, while the burglars took less than $100.

Video from Soul Veg City showed two men dressed in black clothing, including masks and latex gloves. A third suspect was apparently waiting in a vehicle, according to the restaurant.

Co-owner Lori Seay urged those responsible to become involved in the neighborhood rather than damage local businesses.

 Do better. Come be a part of the community. You don't have to tear up our things. Come be a part of the community and help,  Seay said.

Hall has called an emergency meeting for business owners in the community on Wednesday morning at Soul Veg City to discuss the recent break-ins.