Highwood Police Chief Dave Wentz said the front window of the restaurant was broken and a suspect or suspects entered the business and stole the cash register. The business lost $200 in cash from the register but Wentz said the broken window is the more costly loss. The burglary, which happened around 3 a.m., was reported hours later by an employee who was opening the restaurant that morning. Chicago Jewish Alliance said the small family business was “violated” yet they opened their doors to the community on the same day of the incident. Both burglaries remain under investigation and the Highwood Police Department and Highland Park Police Department are working together on the cases.