ATLANTA – For the second time in less than two months, thieves have struck a Ponce City Market store.

Security officers spotted several men running away from the Ponce Denim Company early Thursday. The window had been smashed with a cinder block and several pairs of high-end blue jeans were taken.

The men got away in two cars, a white Chevy Cobalt and a white Toyota Scion. Both headed toward Monroe Drive.

A citywide lookout has been issued for both vehicles.

The store has been robbed in less than a month.

The store was hit by another smash-and-grab crew early last month. In that instance, a group of men also used bricks to bust the windows.

ATLANTA -- For more than 50 years, Mt. Zion Second Baptist Church has stood at the corner of Boulevard and Irwin Street in the Old Fourth Ward.

The church feeds the homeless and invites the community to worship.

But Deacon James Q. Jackson wasn't doing any of those things Friday. Instead he was cleaning up.

"When we got here we discovered someone had broken into the lower part of the church," said Jackson.

The suspect smashed the glass doors in the lower part of the church. As soon as the alarm went off, he fled through the front door.

Nothing was stolen, but the damage was left behind. Our cameras were there as APD crime techs surveyed the scene.

Later, church leaders cleaned up.