The general manager of barbecue restaurant in Texas said thieves stole about $3,000 worth of brisket on the morning of August 4. say.
According to FOX 7, Alison Clem, general manager of La Barbecue in Austin, Texas, said someone jumped over the fence and headed for a smoker around 4 a.m., according to FOX 7. He said 20 brisket had been stolen by a man running down the street.
Clem said he thought the thief was planning the theft.
"I'm guessing he's watching. Probably the one who used to cook for us. There was no rotation, so it's not up-to-date.
She said the incident was caught on camera and lasted about 15 minutes.
"One of my strongest men there said he couldn't lift ten pieces of brisket in a box, but [the thief] lifted them over his head. So I really think it was planned," Clem said.
According to Clem, the cost of the meat is $3,000, she said, taking into account seasoning and labor.
Clem also said it was her seventh or eighth time a restaurant had been broken into, but the first time meat had been stolen.
"I can only speculate that he probably works in a truck or a restaurant. He doesn't know if he throws parties. I don't know," Clem said. rice field.
