Valerie Ryan

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Dec 10, 2023, 10:15 AM

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The OSHA storefront located at 29 E Fordham Road was vandalized for the third time this year on Friday morning.

Police confirmed that a brick was thrown at the window around 7 a.m.

Ramon Marta, one of the owners, says it could cost $8,000 to fix the damages and $35,000 in total on damages caused by vandalism.

He says his employees are also being harassed to the point where they want to stop working.

Marta says after six years in business, he will be forced to move the store elsewhere.

"We can't take this anymore,” he told News 12. “The insecurity in the Bronx is really bad."