Many Denver metro businesses are still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic's financial blows. For the Blazing Bird, a family-owned restaurant in Englewood, bouncing back was made even harder after a suspect broke in and stole $2,000. via bayanwang
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Many Denver metro businesses are still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic's financial blows.
"It's one thing to see it on TV when it happens somewhere else. But when it happens to you, it hits you in a different way," said owner Artem Muradyan. "Around $2,000 [was] taken, and it's a lot of money," said Muradyan."It's a lot of money for a family business."
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