SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — A longtime Scripps Ranch pizza shop was broken into early Saturday morning, and the incident was caught on surveillance cameras.

Pazzo’s Pizza, located at 10299 Scripps Trail, shared the surveillance footage with ABC 10News. It shows two suspects breaking into the business, grabbing anything they could find.

The family who owns Pazzo’s says the burglars were only able to grab a few items, like an empty cash register, three tablets and rolls of recepit paper.

However, this isn’t the first time it’s happened to the popular pizza restaurant. Back in 2013 and 2015, they were broken into multiple times.

The owners released the following statement:

“This was a petty attack on our small business and the Scripps Ranch community as a whole. We have announced a $1,000 reward for information provided that leads to an arrest and conviction of the two men involved in this crime.”

“We sincerely appreciate the outpouring of support we have already received from our community and look forward to being able to serve our community and San Diego as a whole for many years to come!”

Anyone with information is asked to contact the police.

The San Diego Police Department is investigating a string of burglaries that hit three neighboring restaurants in Scripps Ranch early Saturday morning.

Fay’s Diner, Isabella’s Mexican Restaurant and Pizza on the Ranch all experienced extensive damage from the break-ins.

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Surveillance footage shows the suspect using an object to break through the glass doors to enter the businesses. The burglar, who is wearing a hoodie, used what appeared to be a crowbar to pry open the register and steal cash. The individual then proceeds to leave the business.

“I walk up to a completely shattered front door. I mean it looked like a horror movie. Like perfect spider webs shattered around it glass everywhere,” Josh Anderson, owner of Fay’s Diner, said.

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Anderson’s restaurant, which is named after his mother, is the result of years of hard work.

“We do run on such small dividends in this industry that even $500 or $1,000, hell that’s my groceries for the week at this restaurant. I can literally get every one of my produce orders in at $1,000,” Anderson said.

Anderson is pushing forward despite the unfortunate incident.

“I just hope that I’m looking back at this small inconvenient day and can say, ‘Hey that turned a corner and maybe more people saw us because something terrible happened and something great will come out of it,’” Anderson said.

NBC 7 reached out to the San Diego Police Department, but they have not returned our request for comment. Anyone with information related to these incidents should reach out to SDPD or Crime Stoppers.

A string of business burglaries in several northeast San Diego neighborhoods has left business owners reeling and police on the lookout. Business owners believe the same person may be responsible for the crimes.

Surveillance video from Perfect Pizza in Rancho Bernardo shows a hoodie-wearing suspect sledgehammering their way through the front door around 4 a.m. on Monday.

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The suspect first ditched a cash register filled with change, and then dragged the safe out the front door.

Hector Davila’s daughter got a cellphone alert from the smart cameras at the store. They called the cops as they helplessly watched from home while the crime unfolded.

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“You’re first offended, then after that you’re filled with anger and rage because you’re being violated,” Davila, the owner, said.

Davila’s business isn’t the only one targeted.

San Diego police say they’re investigating whether the same person broke into the Subway and Todo Sushi on Carroll Canyon Road in Scripps Ranch around that same time Monday morning. They’re also looking at whether the person is responsible for previous burglaries.

Earlier this month, surveillance video from Yogurt Heaven in Scripps Ranch shows a burglar breaking into the store with a sledgehammer. It happened on Oct. 10. The suspect was wearing a red hoodie and dark pants.

That’s similar to the suspect caught on camera using a sledgehammer to break into Ponce’s Mexican restaurant in 4S Ranch around 3:30 a.m. on Oct. 18. Two other businesses, including Mostro Coffee, were also targeted that same day.

When NBC 7 showed Davila video of the suspect in the 4S Ranch crimes, he said, “He looks just like him, the person that came in here.”

Davila says Monday was the second time his business and some others in Rancho Bernardo have been broken into in the past six weeks. The first for him was Sept. 13.

Though the suspects were able to drag the safe to their getaway car on Monday, Davila says no money was inside.

He says though they didn’t get away with store profits, he says the mounting cost of door repairs is tough to swallow for his 4-and-a-half-year-old family business that employs some of his kids.

“That $1,500 could have gone to one of my kids as a paycheck for the week,” Davila said.