After Pizza Shop Burglary, Police Chase and Fire Ensues
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A man who had worked at the three month old Giuliano's Italian Restaurant for just a day had cased the joint, only to return at 6 a.m. Monday, to rob the place with an accomplice. An employee from Publix next door called the police, who pursued the robbers' SUV.
At the crux of I-595 and 95, one of the two officer's cars ignited into a ball of flames as she pulled a U-turn. The officer escaped unharmed. In the meantime, the burglars abandoned their SUV, one of them absconding on foot and the other diving into the canal near the highway.
Both men were eventually found and arrested.
Giuliano's owner Joe Darmetta -- also an owner of Zucharelli's-- said the TV and register were returned. The shop window is smashed. "All I'm trying to do is work," he said, citing the damage as more than the worth of the stolen goods.
I was thinking of ordering a pizza from Giuliano's. I'm sure he's hoping for a business bump after the mayhem. You in?
Giuliano's
1923 Cordova Road
Fort Lauderdale
954-990-4757
Giuliano's owner Joe Darmetta -- also an owner of Zucharelli's-- said the TV and register were returned. The shop window is smashed. "All I'm trying to do is work," he said, citing the damage as more than the worth of the stolen goods.
I was thinking of ordering a pizza from Giuliano's. I'm sure he's hoping for a business bump after the mayhem. You in?
Giuliano's
1923 Cordova Road
Fort Lauderdale
954-990-4757
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