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and new at six a string of break-ins is targeting an outreach ministry coffee house in Durham sacred grounds is part of st. Paul United Methodist Church on Knox North Roxborough Street and doesn't charge for his coffee only taking donations CBS North Carolina's Justin Quisenberry getting a look at some of the surveillance footage tonight you might think a ministry at a church named sacred grounds coffee house would be well sacred ground you would hope that would be the case but as Richard Ward who chairs the ministry found out it was not the case for several thieves caught on camera installed after a November break-in on the night of May 25th three young people can be seen at the church a shattered window was evidence of how they broke in with rock so we kept this rock as a souvenir once inside they took a guitar and snacks I think they're bored which is a major issue with the youth of today then mid-morning last Thursday at least one was back with the same backpack this time coming from above they came in and through the ceiling out this door again taking nothing of significant value but turning cameras away from him and cutting power just on Monday a break in the November case an amplifier soundboard and speakers were found here at this Durham pawn shop word says police were able to identify and charge the people who sold those items here though it's unclear if they're directly related to the break-ins word says he's not so sure he wants to see the teens involved in the latest break-ins charge but does want them to be held accountable and want something else we would actually