New video of a robbery at the Pittsburgh Barbecue Company shows the robber jumping over the counter, after making a mess breaking into that business.
The whole video lasts about 40 seconds.
You can see the person looking for cash in the Delmont restaurant’s register, something the restaurant is prepared for every night when it closes.
Co-owner Amanda Reese told Channel 11 the intruder threw a large stone through the front door, causing more than $1,000 in damage.
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But the robber left disappointed and empty-handed.
Reese said the register drawers are intentionally left open and nearly empty with only change inside.
The break-in is not the first for this restaurant; over the last seven years, there have been three others, making four total.
Pennsylvania State Police in Kiski told Channel 11 they are looking into the attempted smash-and-grab at the Pittsburgh Barbecue Company and have not made any arrests yet.