He helped himself to a round on the house – and then some.
A stumbling, drunken burglar appears on surveillance video raiding a United Kingdom pub's cash register and walking off with the drawer before coming back and popping a bottle of prosecco to quench his thirst.
It happened on Saturday at The Inn At Belfairs in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, which has a terrace bar and outdoor seating, where the thief allegedly chowed on some seafood appetizers and cake.
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"This pathetic excuse of a human broke into our restaurant last night at 2:13 a.m. and was backwards and forwards taking bits out the restaurant," owner Greg Weller wrote on Facebook Sunday.
He told Fox News Digital in an email that after he posted the video, area residents reported multiple possible sightings of the unidentified thief still in the area.
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"It’ll only be a matter of time," the pub owner said. "If I see him, I will make an almighty citizen's arrest. I will tackle him to the ground and say, ‘Did you enjoy my cake thief!’"
A series of clips he posted show the suspect, wearing a Chicago Bulls T-shirt, stumbling around, mumbling to himself and yanking the cash register off the bar, smashing glasses and bottles as the power cord remains connected.
After removing the till, he comes back with a bottle of prosecco, admiring it before he announces, "Oh yea, oh yea," and pops the cork.
Another camera recorded him breaking into a second cash register as well.
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Weller told the BBC the unwelcome visitor rattled his staff with the "obscene behavior."
"As owners, it’s disheartening when you’ve worked so hard to have someone come along and think this is OK," he told the outlet.
Weller is asking anyone with information on the suspect to contact him or Essex police, who opened an investigation into the burglary.
He said he gave the full CCTV feed to investigators and that he's confident they'll make an arrest soon.
"Let's pull together and get social media finding this man," he said.
