Police departments in Pennsburg and East Greenville are investigating a series of burglaries that occurred overnight Sunday into Monday.

            A burglary at Frank's CBD Store, located at 353 Main St. in Pennsburg, is linked to attempted break-ins at two businesses in East Greenville, according to information provided by the Upper Perk Police Department.

The subject , carrying a baseball bat, as seen inside the CBD Store during the burglary. The infrared image shields the actual colors of the subjects clothes.

            At 6:56 a.m. on Monday, Pennsburg police discovered the front door to the CBD store smashed in. Authorities determined that a subject entered the business by breaking the front glass door and crawling through it before stealing more than $1,700 worth of merchandise at around midnight.

            According to store manager Russ Garber, the thief entered the store through the hole he smashed into the bottom of the door.  The video showed the perpetrator going through the merchandise on the shelves "as if he were shopping."  The subject was carrying what appeared to be a baseball bat and wearing a backpack with the words "East Penn" lettered on the back during his time in the store.

            Similar attempted thefts occurred overnight at the EZ Shoppe and the Smoke Shop, both located in the 400 block of Main Street in East Greenville.

            A suspect described as wearing an Under Armor camouflage hooded jacket, a

The subject seen walking around the Smoke Shop in East Greenville, carrying a baseball bat, prior to the Pennsburg burglary.

facemask/balaclava, plaid pajama-type pants, Under Armor sneakers and carrying a baseball bat is suspected in the attempted break-ins. Security footage from the Smoke Shop shows the suspect fleeing the scene.

            Upper Perk Police were continuing to canvass Main Street on Tuesday looking for surveillance videos that may have captured the suspected burglar traveling from one location to the other.

            Both East Greenville incidents remain under investigation, according to Joshua C. Halteman, a sergeant with the municipality's police department.

            Anyone with information on the Pennsburg burglary is asked to contact the Upper Perk Police at 215-679-4131.