'I love Philadelphia, we want to stay here. It all depends on how much the city of Philadelphia is going to do to protect the businesses,' said Arjan Parllaku, the co-owner of the La Fontana Della Citta restaurant.
"I love Philadelphia, we want to stay here. It all depends on how much the city of Philadelphia is going to do to protect the businesses," said Arjan Parllaku, the co-owner of the La Fontana Della Citta restaurant.Philadelphia police are warning Center City businesses to boost security after a recent rise in burglaries.
"It's pretty upsetting," said Arjan Parllaku, co-owner of the La Fontana Della Citta restaurant located at 17th and Spruce streets."They took all the cash that we have for workers that we pay, our daily expenses, all the electronics, iPads, laptops," said Parllaku. "Love the community, love the neighborhood, but it's not as safe I'd say for businesses if someone breaks in. Now we just have to be careful," said Parllaku.
"Just like throwing a rock and then walking through and then taking the registers," said Marissa Kelland, the manager at Doggie Style Pets.
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