The owners of Mathew's Harley Davidson are heartbroken after their store is broken into on the same day as their loved ones funeral.
As reported Eva Mathews passed away earlier this month.
She and her husband opened the Harley Davidson store near Abby and Highway 180 back in the 1950's.
Their son runs the store now.
Eva's funeral was Thursday, but before the service someone broke into the store and took several leather jackets valued at over 500 dollars a piece.
The Mathews family hopes who ever did it gets caught.
"We support our neighborhood right here around the store and for somebody to come into a brand new store like this and tear it up the way he did to satisfy his needs, I hope he gets help," Cara Mathews said.
Anyone with information in this case can call Crime Stoppers at 498-stop.
As reported Eva Mathews passed away earlier this month.
She and her husband opened the Harley Davidson store near Abby and Highway 180 back in the 1950's.
Their son runs the store now.
Eva's funeral was Thursday, but before the service someone broke into the store and took several leather jackets valued at over 500 dollars a piece.
The Mathews family hopes who ever did it gets caught.
"We support our neighborhood right here around the store and for somebody to come into a brand new store like this and tear it up the way he did to satisfy his needs, I hope he gets help," Cara Mathews said.
Anyone with information in this case can call Crime Stoppers at 498-stop.