North Philly food market set on fire after ATM burglary, police release video

Wild surveillance video of a burglary turned arson at a store in North Philadelphia. Three suspects wanted for using a pickaxe to try to break into that ATM and then start a fire in the store's kitchen. This is the 10 o'clock news. I'm Jason Martinez. I'm Sheba Russell. Police are hoping you can help identify the men. One of them actually injured his hand trying to break into that ATM. Our Jennifer Lee, live for us at police headquarters tonight. Jennifer, the business owner tells you he lost everything? Yes, it is just horrible. The business owner, I had a brief conversation with him over the phone, and he says this corner store was his livelihood. And as you said, everything is now gone from that fire. Philadelphia police now hoping the community will also take a look and help them identify those three burglars. Miley Food Market in North Philly is now boarded up as the business owner is left worrying over how he will make ends meet. Surveillance footage from October 1st shows burglars hammering away at an ATM machine with pickaxes. They also spread lighter fluid all throughout the corner store lighting it on fire Philadelphia police sharing this footage in hopes of finding the three individuals responsible for the burglary and arson at the store on Ringgold Street, police described the first male as 15 to 17 years old wearing a shirt that says TKS. The second male is believed to be 16 to 19 years old and police say he hurt his hand when he wedged the pickaxe between his hand and the ATM machine. The third male is believed to be in his early 20s wearing torn camouflage pants. Timestamps from surveillance videos show the burglars were outside the store just before 3 in the morning. They were seen inside the store an hour later around 4 in the morning. Then police and fire responded after the fire was reported around 6.30 a.m. Police say if you recognize the males, do not approach them and instead call 911. The Central Detective Division and the ATF Philadelphia Arson and Explosives Task Force are investigating. The business owner tells me it's just him and his wife who run the store. They're now waiting to see how insurance will respond but in the meantime they have to figure out how they're going to earn their living and guys they just don't know what that's going to be just yet and it can all happen that fast in one afternoon here for this poor couple that own that store. Thank you, Jennifer Lee