“We had to be closed due to this break-in... We’re missing a lot money and a lot of customers.”
CLEVELAND, Ohio - A sweet shop in downtown Cleveland closed has for five days due to a break-in on SaturdaAccording to surveillance video shared with 19 News, man holding a brick approached Ieasha’s Cupcake Cafe.Co-owner Ieasha Malone says the thief did not take any sweet treats.“We had to be closed due to this break-in,” said Malone.
“We’re missing a lot money and a lot of customers.”“They come and get hot dogs, polish boys, fries so pretty much dessert with lunch,” said Malone.She was excited to come back to city, not a good day to start the first few months.“We will not put anything visible in the window. We’re going to get blinds at night so nobody can see in at all,” said Malone.Most Read
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