A restaurant in San Francisco’s Castro District has been vandalized three times in the last few months and the latest attack happened Tuesday.
That’s when thieves shattered part of a glass window at Gai Chicken and Rice around 3 a.m.
The thieves then entered the restaurant and stole $650 in cash and $1,500 of equipment.
The queer-owned business says the attack during Pride Month feels “personal,” but they won't let it shake their spirits.
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"In the spirit of Pride, I don't think you're going to be able to break our spirit,” said an employee. “I think we were able to get everything up and running in one day, we closed for a day, but what goes around comes around."
Three weeks ago, vandals shattered another window at the restaurant, and in April, someone broke through the restaurant's door.
