Five Guys Washington Burglary Cheeseburgers Are Made To Go

 (image from Five Guys surveillance video)

By    |   Monday, 11 April 2016 11:08 AM EDT ET

A Five Guys restaurant burglar in the nation's capital grilled a couple of hamburgers like he knew what he was doing, added some cheese, and then left without taking any money, Washington City Paper reported.

The "hamburglar" apparently followed a delivery person into the restaurant above the Columbia Heights Metro station between 3:10 a.m. and 5:05 a.m. 

"He then rummaged through the establishment, cooked food, and stole bottled water before leaving the restaurant," a Metropolitan Police report said on Sunday, noting the suspect grilled a couple of hamburgers while talking on the phone.

Police released surveillance video of the suspected burglar, wearing a fedora hat, and it was posted on YouTube.




"He cooked food," Metropolitan Police Officer Sean Hickman told the Washington Post. "I don't know if he made a hamburger or not." 

A Five Guys Little Cheeseburger with unlimited condiments goes for $5.69, noted the Post.

D.C. Crime Solvers is offering $1,000 for a tip leading to the arrest of the suspect, according to the Post, which could buy about 175 Little Cheeseburgers.

A few on social media appeared to understand the burglar's fixation at the Five Guys' grill.


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