西雅图接连4家企业被盗，窃贼扛电锯锯保险箱
西雅图警方称，近日，西雅图西部有4家不同的企业接连遭到盗窃，嫌疑人身份不明。据称，窃贼用电锯在每家企业的保险柜上开了一个洞，随后盗走了大量的现金。
据警方介绍，第一起事件发生在周日清晨，地点是位于Southwest Morgan Street 4200号街区的Ezell's Famous Chicken餐厅。一名盗贼打破了一个直径只有几英尺的小窗户，并用电锯在餐厅的保险柜上凿了一个洞。
警方表示，半个小时后，即凌晨5点左右，位于Fauntleroy Way Southwest 4700号街区的MOD Pizza餐厅也发生了类似事件。
紧接着，早上6点，在SW Barton Street 2600号街区的Lauren's Jewelry发生了第三起案件。
两天后的周二上午，警方认为同一嫌疑人又在位于SW Avalon Way 3500号街区的Taco Time餐馆实施了盗窃。
在这四起案件中，嫌疑人都使用了电锯，以获取存放在企业保险柜中的现金。警方说，有相当数量的钱被盗，但没有给出准确的数额。
这些事件也让这几家被盗商店的顾客感到震惊。西雅图西部居民Tony Taylor说：“这真是太大胆了。你在《007》中听过这样的事，但没有在我的街区听到过。”
另一位居民补充说：“没有什么能真正让人感到惊讶的了，就我而言，我感觉我们没有受到保护。”
警方敦促，如果你有关于这些事件的信息，请联系西雅图警察局暴力犯罪举报电话：206-233-5000。
Suspect uses electric saw to burglarize safes in four West Seattle businesses
by Ryan Simms, April 27th 2023
SEATTLE — Seattle police said an unknown suspect burglarized four different West Seattle businesses and used a saw to carve a hole into each of the business's safes, where they then stole hundreds of dollars in cash.
The first incident was reported early Sunday morning at Ezell's Famous Chicken in the 4200 block of Southwest Morgan Street, according to police. A thief broke through a small window that measured only a few feet in diameter. From there, they used an electric saw to cut a hole through the restaurant's safe.
A half-hour later, at 5:00 a.m., police said a similar incident occurred at the MOD Pizza located in the 4700 block of Fauntleroy Way Southwest.
Then at 6:00 a.m., a third burglary happened at Lauren's Jewelry in the 2600 block of SW Barton Street.
Two days later, on Tuesday morning, police believe the same suspect burglarized the Taco Time restaurant in the 3500 block of SW Avalon Way.
In all four cases, the suspect used an electric saw to gain access to cash stored in the business's safe. Police said a substantial amount of money was stolen but didn't give a precise amount.
KOMO News spoke to customers of three of the stores that were burglarized. They expressed shock at the brazen nature of each crime.
“That’s pretty bold. You hear stuff like that in James Bond, but not in my neighborhood," said West Seattle resident Tony Taylor.
"Nothing is really surprising anymore," added another resident. "As far as I’m concerned, we have no protection."
