‘Back to business’, jail refurbishment approved [Video]

THE MAN WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY. IT’S A MOVE FORWARD TO HELP SMALL BUSINESSES ACROSS KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. KMBC NINE S ANDY ALCOCK HAS BEEN FOLLOWING THIS STORY. HE’S AT CITY HALL WHEN SOME CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS DECIDED TO ADVANCE A PLAN TO HELP BUSINESSES HIT BY THIEVES. BURGLARS ARE CAPTURED ON SURVEILLANCE VIDEO, SQUEEZING INTO A DONUT ON THE TROLLEY AND RIVER MARKET AFTER BREAKING THE TAKEOUT WINDOW LAST WEEK. IT’S PART OF A STRING OF RECENT BURGLARIES IN KANSAS CITY. THERE’S SO MUCH BLACK LOGAN A SPECIAL COMMITTEE TODAY, A CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE APPROVED A PLAN TO HELP SMALL SHOPS LIKE DONUT BE CALLED BACK TO BUSINESS OWNERS CAN APPLY FOR UP TO $3,000 TO RECOVER DAMAGES AND 5000 FOR ADDED SECURITY. I THINK YOU WILL SEE A HIGH SUBSCRIPTION, UNFORTUNATELY, BECAUSE A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE BEEN HIT, BUT KANSAS CITY IS A PLACE THAT EVERY BUSINESS …