An ice cream shop in San Francisco was reportedly burglarized twice in one morning this month as crime in the Bay Area spirals out of control.

The shocking series of events happened during the early hours of June 2 in the Bayview neighborhood of Fog City.

At around 3 a.m., two suspects broke into What’s the Scoop and stole the cash register and point-of-sale terminal, along with other items.

When they exited the shop, they reportedly left the door wide open, enabling another suspect to enter the business hours later and help herself to food and merchandise.

“It happened twice on the same day, unfortunately, around 3 a.m. to 3:40 a.m. The burglars were in here for about 40 minutes, just loading up their car, a bunch of stuff,” owner Anthony Womack told the San Francisco Standard.

“Since the first group broke in and left the door unlocked, the second group walked right in and took whatever they wanted, because no one was here yet.”

Surveillance footage shows the second suspect make her way behind the counter at around 10 a.m. and begin grabbing ice cream with her bare hands.

“Then she helped herself to some ice cream as well,” said Womack. “That’s the part that really hurt us, because she was scooping ice cream with her hands. I really pride myself in the cleanness of our store and the integrity of our ice cream.”

The handsy suspect reportedly stole more than $2,000 worth of equipment.

Womack said he recognized at least one of the suspects after reviewing the footage.

He estimated his losses from the back-to-back heists at between $12,000 and $20,000, according to varying reports.

He was forced to temporarily close his business and also throw out dozens of gallons of tainted product but has since reopened — for now.

“It was kind of a tipping point for me,” Womack told Fox 2.

“It definitely put that thought and those negative feelings in my mind that, you know, ‘Do I really want to do this?’”

An investigation is ongoing.

Infowars has been reporting on the surge of crime in many U.S. cities.

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