Masked thieves give finger to camera while ransacking Adelaide bakery
A group of alleged thieves have been filmed kicking down a door of an Adelaide bakery and ransacking it, even taking a moment to give the finger to security cameras.
Police are investigating the break-in at the bakery on Seventh Avenue in St Peters, in Adelaide's inner east, at about 3.25am today.
Police arrived on scene after the business' security alarm went off to find the front door had been forced open and one of the cash registers stolen.
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Thieves have allegedly kicked down a door and ransacked an Adelaide bakery. 9News
CCTV vision shows two offenders break down the door and run through the property, while another gives the finger to the camera.
It's alleged cash was stolen from a second register that the thieves couldn't remove.
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One of the alleged thieves gave the finger to security cameras. 9News
It's believed five masked suspects wearing dark-coloured clothing broke into the business and then fled the scene.
Police have asked anyone with information to come forward.
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