Chand says it was just another day for staff who were waiting on customers to arrive, when all of a sudden something came flying through the window.
Chand says it was just another day for staff who were waiting on customers to arrive, when all of a sudden something came flying through the window.
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Chand says it was just another day for staff who were waiting on customers to arrive, when all of a sudden something came flying through the window.
Savannah police are on the hunt for the person who destroyed a window at Namaste Savanah on Broughton Street.
A restaurant in what some consider the heart of Savannah.
“Luckily nobody got hurt," said Loken Chand, a co-owner of Namaste Savannah.
Chand said it was just another day for staff who were waiting on customers to arrive when all of a sudden, something came flying through the window.
“Somebody decided to pick up the glass and the flower from the table outside and then throw it at the window," Chand said.
Then reality set in for those inside sitting on the other side of that glass.
"By the time they got to get up, they saw a guy in a hoodie running around, so they tried to catch up with him but he was too fast they couldn’t do it," Chand said.
While the Savannah Police Department is searching for answers, Namaste is left to clean up.
"Shattered glass. Glass was everywhere. It took at least a couple of hours to pick up all the glass. I could not operate for that day. I had to shut it down. I had to go to Home depot. Buy that plywood. And then close it. We could not leave it open, leave the window open that day," Chand said.
Chand is working with the police on the investigation, but he says he would like to see more officers in the area moving forward.
SPD says it will do its best to have as many officers as possible in the area.
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