An electronics shop was left hurting after being hit multiple times by burglars in the past month, with the latest spree happening on Monday. The Warr Acres Police Department is now asking for help to catch the suspect caught on camera. The video shows the person smashing a window and taking thousands of dollars in merchandise. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here.Just before 2:30 a.m. on Monday, surveillance video showed a masked man attempting to kick his way into Easy Wireless off of the Northwest 39th Expressway. "I died laughing when he kicked the door, and he looked at it like, ‘What? It didn’t even move?’ and I was like, ‘Yes!' It helped," said Konnie Ardizzone, the territory manager for Southcentral Easy Wireless. But moments later, he came back with a rock. The suspect dashed to the back of the store, taking boxes, cellphones and laptops and leaving with $2,000 in merchandise. "We’re out here in the community trying to help people who are struggling financially with free phones, so this affects us drastically," said Ardizzone. This wasn't the first time the store was hit. “We were hit approximately three weeks ago," said Ardizzone. "It’s very aggravating to know that there are people out there with such ill intent." Police are investigating whether the two burglaries are connected. They believe Monday's suspect was driving a gray Ford Fusion with a paper tag. “I’m hoping that somebody recognizes him and identifies him and turns him in so we can stop this from our business and others," said Ardizzone. >> Download the KOCO 5 AppWhile no employees were working at the time, these smash-and-grabs caused anxiety among them, forcing the shop to reevaluate safety measures. “I’m looking into installing bars, but I don’t own the building. That’s a cost that’s going to be effective. At $1,000 a pop, I mean, it’s kind of worth the investment just for some security," said Ardizzone. As an added measure, the store is now also locking up its electronics. If you have any information, you're asked to call the Warr Acres Police Department. Top Headlines Oklahoma wins third straight Women’s College World Series title, extends record win streak to 53 How did Trump's classified documents case come about and what's next? Jocelyn Alo describes being on outside looking in at Women's College World Series OU softball absolutely has home-field advantage playing WCWS in OKC, ESPN analyst says