A Very Bold Thief Was Caught Stealing Out of the Cash Register from the Drive-Thru Window

A Very Bold Thief Was Caught Stealing Out of the Cash Register from the Drive-Thru Window
Delores Leonard Is Seen Working At The Drive Thru Window At A Mcdonald's Restaurant In Chicago
Delores Leonard is seen working at the drive-thru window at a McDonald's Restaurant in Chicago, Illinois, September 29, 2014. Leonard, a single mother raising two daughters, has been working at McDonald's for seven years and has never made more than minimum wage. Picture taken September 29, 2014. REUTERS/Jim Young (UNITED STATES - Tags: BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT)

I guess drive-thrus could also be convenient for THIEVES . . . assuming you don’t get caught with your hand in the cookie jar.

 

 

There’s a video making the rounds of a guy reaching into a drive-thru window . . . turning the key to the cash register . . . opening it . . . and stealing some cash.

 

 

He actually gets away with it the first time, because the workers are hustling around in the background.  But then the thief goes back in for seconds, and he’s caught that time.  The workers run over, yelling, and he gives the money back. Or, some of it, at least.  Then they get him to scram.

 

 

The video ends abruptly . . . and it’s unclear where it took place, or if the crook was ever caught and arrested.  But it doesn’t seem staged, so we’re assuming that it’s a real crime that was posted, shared, and lost context along the way.

 

 

(Daily Dot)

 

 

(Here’s the video.  A random commenter online joked, “He saw ‘drive-thru’ and interpreted it as ‘self-checkout.'”)