A break-in occurred at The Urban Pet, a store located in the Fairfax District. The burglar caused damage by smashing the front window to gain entry. The thief made off with several items, including a safe and the store's credit card terminal. Cash was also stolen during the incident. Further details about the break-in are available from FOX 11 Los Angeles.
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