The Dutch police have a suspect for breaking into a game store for the amount of PLN 15,000. dollars

OTTAWA COUNT, MI – Dutch police detectives have identified a possible suspect in the break-in at Super Hideaway Gaming on the city’s south side.

According to the owner, the burglar escaped with goods worth over $15,000.

Store provides sales and service of card games and tabletop games such as Warhammer and Dungeons & Dragons. The company also sells new and used video games and other merchandise, and organizes tournaments.

Detectives identified a possible suspect and executed a search warrant on a vehicle that matched the vehicle seen in surveillance video outside the store. The police found many stolen cards.

Police plan to ask Ottawa County prosecutors to file charges.

Suspicious vehicle — Dutch police stated that this car was involved in a burglary at a Super Hideaway Gaming store. (Provided by the Dutch Department of Public Security)Dutch Department of Public Security

The burglary occurred Nov. 10 at a business on South Washington Avenue near West 40th Street.

Owner Aaron Mooneyhan called the break-in a “punch in the gut.”

He said the man was seen in surveillance photos sleeping in his car before he left around 3 a.m. to check on his store. The man then went to another parking lot until about 7 a.m. He backed up to the front door and broke the glass with a rock, Mooneyhan said.

He added that the man ransacked the store, stealing various things.

GoFundMe page raised $3,800 to help the company.