Serial burglar suspected in spree of restaurant, business thefts in the Bronx

Authorities say he either breaks a front door or window before stealing money from the cash register.

Police are looking for the man they suspect is connected to several restaurant and business break-ins in the Bronx.

The same suspect might be tied to at least seven incidents over the month of August throughout the Melrose and Mott Haven sections. Authorities say the pattern shows he either breaks a front door or window before stealing money from the cash register.The burglar is suspected in the following crimes:Aug. 6: $300 stolen from register at restaurant at 3044 3rd Avenue just after midnightAug. 15: $50 stolen from register at commercial establishment at 352 Willis Avenue just before 10 p.m.Aug. 17: $200 stolen from register at commercial establishment at 459 East 149th Street around 4:45 a.m.

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