Police in Washington, D.C., are seeking the public’s help in identifying a man seen in video footage throwing a beer keg through a window of Georgetown Cupcake.
NOON UPDATE: the window that was busted out has been covered with plywood.
This is Georgetown Cupcake’s original location, which attracts a lot of tourists year-round.
KEG TOSS: That’s one way to break into the dessert business.
Surveillance video captured a man hoisting a beer keg over his head and hurling it through the front window of Georgetown Cupcake in Washington. The owners — sisters who starred on Discovery's 'DC Cupcakes' — say employees were inside at the time and could have been seriously injured. They're now asking the public to help identify the suspect.
Authorities are searching for the person seen on video throwing a beer keg through the storefront window of Georgetown Cupcake late Sunday night. https://t.co/z1S4GAC2GZ
DC Police are investigating after a man threw a beer keg through the window of Georgetown Cupcake in Washington DC, leaving behind extensive damage🚨
The suspect was last seen walking northbound on 33rd Street NW in the Georgetown neighborhood... #DCCrime
A window at Georgetown Cupcake was boarded up Monday morning after it was shattered overnight after a person threw a beer keg into the store.
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This guy threw a keg through the front window of Georgetown cupcake last night at around 11pm. Workers were in the store when it happened https://t.co/VfIiKXO0XN
In Washington, police are looking for a man who was seen on surveillance video throwing a beer keg through the window of Georgetown Cupcake late Sunday night.
🎥: Georgetown Cupcake
The suspect accused of throwing a beer keg through a Georgetown Cupcake window, shattering it, was also accused of destroying property at another Northwest D.C. business in April, according to poli… https://t.co/FazvPvW75u
A lone baker inside Georgetown Cupcake came face-to-face with a man who then hurled a stolen beer keg through the shop's front window late Sunday night. Police now link him to other M Street attacks and offer $1,000 to identify him.
The co-owner says her employee ran and hid in the back of the shop until the suspect left — and remains 'absolutely terrified' days later.
It happened during Georgetown graduation weekend. The suspect 'looked like a student,' but the owner rejects any suggestion this qualified as a prank.
Breaking: DC police say the guy who threw a keg into Georgetown Cupcake on Sunday night is also suspected of another property damage case on Friday April 24 downtown on the 1900 block of M Street NW
The person whom police said threw a beer keg at a cupcake business in D.C.'s Georgetown neighborhood had apparently left damage at another business in Northwest weeks prior, according to the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD).
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