Jacksonville, FL — Employees arrived at the restaurant early Monday morning and one of them noticed that the side glass door had been smashed out, according to a Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office report.
Police and the restaurant manager arrived and saw that the hole in the door was large enough for a person to fit through.
Two cash registers containing $100 each were taken, and officers saw that a bent butter knife had been used to pry open the manager’s office, the report said.
It appeared that the suspect tried to gain entry into a filing cabinet inside the office, as there were footprints on it and the top drawer was damaged.
A ceiling tile that had been pried off by the suspect was found on the ground, the report said.
The manager told police that the restaurant is closed Sundays. Bakers were working at the restaurant until 1:30 p.m., but a cleaning crew was still there.
The manager said the cleaning crew always locks the business when they are done, and they have been cleaning the restaurant for a long time.
In October, the restaurant was burglarized in a similar manner. According to a JSO report, the front door was smashed open and two cash registers containing $100 each were taken.
Sign Up
