Video Shows Woman Stretching, Doing Yoga Before Burglarizing A Bakery — WATCH!
Before making off with an iPad and croissants, a woman in Australia was caught on video stretching and doing yoga in the parking lot of a bakery she allegedly burglarized shortly after.
Phillippa's bakery's surveillance camera filmed the suspect immediately before she allegedly broke into the shop on March 3 around 3 am. The suspect allegedly swiped some croissants, the business said in an Instagram post Monday.
"We were quite surprised when we saw the security footage from a recent break in at our Bakery HQ. Seems like yoga is a must before breaking in," Phillippa's Bakery wrote in the post's caption on Instagram. "A few things were stolen including some croissants which were clearly too tempting for this flexible burglar."
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The baker's shoes, an iPad and cleaning products were also allegedly stolen.
The bakery even got a bit creative and added a song from the 'Mission: Impossible- Ghost Protocol' soundtrack over the footage of the woman, dressed in all-black, seemingly physically preparing herself for the task.
A 44-year-old woman was arrested, News-9 reports, and was charged with theft and burglary, and going equipped to steal. The suspect, whose name was not provided, was released on bail.
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She has been bailed to appear in Melbourne Magistrates' Court in May.
Phillippa's Bakery is "a leading premium wholesale and retail bakery supplying Melbourne's public and discerning retailers since 1994," the site's About Us section boasts.
"We are proud to be an Australian family-owned and run business, and we're passionate about making great food, every day, to enjoy with our family, friends and customers," the site read, as they use "the best quality natural ingredients - mostly local and organic - and traditional baking methods in the pursuit of distinctive flavour and texture."
