Burglars pass cash and take meat from Riverfront BBQ : News : MySouthwestGA.com

Burglars pass cash and take meat from Riverfront BBQ

Posted: 08.07.2012 at 12:40 PM

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The cooler sits just outside the restaurant / Ashley Knight

ALBANY, GA -- An overnight burglary leaves an Albany business missing meat instead of cash.

Albany police say that around 11:59 Sunday night, River Front Barbeque on West Broad Avenue was the target of a burglar. Officers say that when they arrived to the business, they had found that the lock had been cut off the cooler and that they were advised the only things missing from the business were three cases of meat. The owner of the restaurant has replaced the lock on the cooler.

Investigators are still looking into the case and there are no suspects at this time.

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