An Ottawa restaurateur says he was shocked to find his restaurant broken into and even more surprised to discover a giant hole in the wall that led to the neighbouring jewellery store. ottnews
Moe’s BBQ Smokehouse restaurant was used to gain access to a jewellery store on Bank Street as part of a heist to steal a safe. Thieves cut a hole in the wall that separates the two businesses.
Hussain owns and operates Moe’s BBQ on Bank Street in the Towngate Shopping Plaza. On Sunday, the restaurant was broken into, robbed, and a giant hole was cut in the wall that is shared with Le’s Jewellery next door."When I came in, I saw my kitchen dismantled and moved around and I was really confused, was it a prank? And who would pull this prank?" he said."As soon as I came to the dining area, I turned around and saw a giant hole in the wall," he said.
In a statement to CTV News, Ottawa police said,"Initial observations are that the break and enter occurred at a restaurant to gain access to an adjoining commercial unit, a jewellery store. This investigation is in its early stages. There is a significant amount of property damage to the jewellery store."Moe’s BBQ Smokehouse restaurant was used to gain access to a jewellery store on Bank Street as part of a heist to steal a safe.
Hussain says he still does not know how much all the damage will cost. He is still looking for construction workers and consultations.
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