OREGON CITY, Ore. -- A man accused of breaking into the same coffee shop twice was sentenced to three years behind bars.

Investigators said 23-year-old Adam Johnson first broke into the Singer Hill Coffee House and Café, at 623 Seventh St. in Oregon City, on New Year's Eve in 2007.

Police said Johnson stole money and wine. When confronted, he admitted to the burglary, according to the Oregon City Police Department.

Johnson targeted the business again in December, investigators said, and stole money, food and alcohol.

Vicki Yates, owner of the coffee shop, said Johnson made a mess during the second burglary.

"He broke the register, pulled it out on the floor. And he actually opened the sandwich cases where we make our sandwiches from, and he put his hands in the hummus and threw the hummus around. And he took some oranges and threw them against the window. So, he was angry," Yates said.

Yates said Johnson blamed his actions on alcohol during his sentencing.

Man Sentenced For Robbing Coffee Shop Twice