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WATCH: Hungry 'Hamburglar' breaks into Five Guys, makes cheeseburgers

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
April 11, 2016

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According to the Metropolitan Police Department, surveillance video captured a man breaking into a Washington, D.C., Five Guys early March 18. The video shows him looking around the restaurant before grabbing a drink and cooking two cheeseburgers, WPIX reports. He also swiped a bottle of water, police said.

The footage, posted April 6 to the department's YouTube page, has gone viral, with nearly 15,000 views by early Monday. 

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