The alarm company had contacted the manager, who responded and discovered the break-in. Deputies were called and searched the surrounding area but did not find any suspects.
Deputies investigated and found that several people had entered the theater by smashing a window, triggering an alarm. They said the vandals damaged the interior of the theater.
According to deputies, they were able to gather a sizable amount of evidence at the scene.
If you have any information about this case, contact deputies at 328-2560.
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