NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Businesses on Magazine Street are boarded up after a string of attempted burglaries over the weekend. Surveillance video captured by Slim Goodies Diner shows a man walking down the street, smashing windows with a crow bar repeatedly. "He took the crowbar and proceeded to smash one of the smaller doors, and then completely broke out the larger door and shattered the glass through, kicked the glass in and kept walking down the street," owner Deborah Schumacher said. New Orleans Archbishop Gregory Aymond to submit resignation letter on birthday Her business was one of several targeted by the late-night attacks. Next door, retail stores like Hemline and Nola couture were also vandalized. Schumacher says the attacks happened around 1 a.m. Down the road, surveillance video shows a man breaking into the Tell Me Bar. According to the NOPD, the suspect was scared off by an alarm. "It's been a rough summer. I don't think there's a small business in the city of New Orleans that hasn't suffered this year. Anyone doing anything to your business, whether you're a small business or a large business right now, it makes it a lot harder," Schumacher said. Group gives veterans a roof over head and skills to keep it Schumacher says we need to work together to keep the community safe. "I think a bigger part of it is the smash and grab cars, the carjacking stuff, people walking down the street looking as if something they're doing could be dangerous. If you see something," Schumacher said. Stay up to date with the latest news, weather and sports by downloading the WGNO app on the Apple or Google Play stores and by subscribing to the WGNO newsletter. Latest Posts 3 November 11 New Orleans murders, all still unsolved Banks puts up 25 as Tulane knocks off Alcorn State 84-51 Cam Thomas' late shooting lifts the Nets over the reeling Pelicans, 107-105 Lindy Boggs property in New Orleans still ways away from long-term development Video shows former New Mexico bus attendant hitting special needs student