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LAS VEGAS (AP) — A Las Vegas restaurant is using surveillance video from a break-in to dish out jabs at the suspected burglars on social media.
The Las Vegas Sun reports (http://bit.ly/1Pp059F) a manager at Frijoles & Frescas Grilled Tacos added some humorous on-screen narration to footage from a Dec. 16 break-in and posted the final product to YouTube.
The tongue-in-cheek text laid over the video attributes the behavior of the suspects, who can be seen throwing rocks, to an intense desire for tacos.
But the video also offers a phone number to call if anyone has information about the incident.
The video had amassed nearly 3 million views as of Saturday.
Police say the three suspects are believed to be connected to a string of burglaries targeting smaller eateries and fast food restaurants.
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