Surveillance Video Shows Relief Fund Thief  Surveillance video
shows a person walking into a Japanese Market in Jacksonville
and stealing a jar filled with money to help those in Japan
impacted by the devastating earthquake and tsunami.  According
to store employees it happened early Saturday morning at the
Tomodachi Japanese Market. Store employees say the person broke
into the store before it was open and stole several items
including the relief fund jar filled with $200 dollars in it.
The storeowner’s husband, Kenneth Creamer says, “It's not so bad
to steal from us, but when they take the Earthquake Relief Fund
they're stealing from the community who gave and the people who
gave and the people who have nothing because of the earthquake."
Creamer says they have never had a break-in before in the 11
years they’ve been open, so they didn’t think to bring the jar
home with them.  The owner of the store, Kazuko Creamer, says,
“If we catch the person, take them to Japan and put in the
middle of the tsunami."