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Miami Beach business owner, Vladimir Alfa, was left in shock after a man vandalized his PAUL Bakery on Lincoln Road over the weekend. The incident occurred on Saturday night and was caught on surveillance video. The footage shows the man grabbing a table outside the bakery and throwing it at the business.

Alfa expressed his disbelief at the unexpected act of vandalism, describing it as completely random and unprovoked. He is already facing challenges as he closes his 17-year-old business in Miami Beach. Reasons for closing include doubled insurance costs, increased labor expenses, rising homelessness rates, and numerous closed stores in the area. He also mentioned the impact of empty stores, ongoing construction, and other factors that have contributed to his decision to shut down.

The recent crime of the man breaking the bakery window has added to Alfa’s frustrations about the changing environment in Miami Beach. He noted that such incidents were uncommon during his years in business but represent a shift in the area’s ambiance. Miami Beach Police are currently investigating the incident and seeking information about the suspect. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the authorities or Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers. The community is reminded that tips can be provided anonymously, and a reward of up to $5,000 may be available.

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