Burglar breaks into office, raids break room, police say

A business in Lincoln, Nebraska, was the site of a break-in over the weekend.

Damage was estimated at $5,000, but the burglar didn't stop there.

Police said nothing was taken from the office, but the burglar helped himself or herself to the break room snacks, the Lincoln Journal Star reported.

An employee of Erickson Sullivan Architects told police that the person who broke in ate Pop-Tarts, muffins and had some Dr Pepper.

Police said they believe that the person got in through an unlocked door sometime between 5 p.m. Friday and Sunday morning.

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