A wave of burglaries across the city has business owners on high alert as police investigate a string of at least 10 break-ins since early December. Authorities believe the same suspect may be behind all of them, with four incidents occurring in Brooklyn and others reported in Manhattan and Queens.

Surveillance footage from one of the burglaries shows a suspect breaking into Tofu Box, a Williamsburg restaurant, just before dawn on Dec. 18.

The thief made off with cash and electronics. A week later, on Christmas Day, another break-in was reported at Bogati's Snacks in Bushwick. Police say the suspect forced entry by breaking the front lock, stealing approximately $600 and even frying pots before fleeing the scene.

The spree continued into the new year. A nail salon on Myrtle Avenue was hit in January, with the thief stealing thousands of dollars in cash and supplies. Most recently, a sushi restaurant in Midwood was targeted on Jan. 8, where the suspect allegedly took a cash register and a safe box.

Investigators say a total of 10 businesses have been targeted, with three incidents reported in Queens and three more in Manhattan. Police have released surveillance images in hopes that someone may recognize the suspect.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the NYPD Crime Stoppers tip line at 1-800-577-TIPS.