Thats just a drop in the bucket: Business owners worry crime fund solve crime wave [Video]

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) – Kansas City has been looking for solutions to the property crimes that have been plaguing every section of town, and the City Council will vote on a security ordinance this Thursday.

Seven Swans Crêperie located in Downtown had a recent break-in on January 12. Thieves stole $350 from their cash register, and the safe, after breaking two of their front windows.

Becka Holman said they have applied for the city’s new back to business funds.

“There’s just like your stomach drops,” Holman said. “The idea of it was like, we finally had it happen to us. There was a bit of surprise, but there’s also that, yeah – it’s our turn.”

Holman said Seven Swans has been watching the city work on solutions to property crimes, and is looking forward to seeing things implemented.

Mayor Quinton Lucas is the sponsor of the new $1 million …