CCTV cameras have captured everything …
The video surveillance cameras captured everything and the scene lasted seven minutes. We first see a turquoise blue 207 stop in front of a petrol pump. Two men come out. Both wear a surgical mask. One is wearing a cap, the other with a hood.
15,000 euros of scratch games
It was this total station that was burgled at 6:15 a.m. on Sunday.
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The two visitors, visibly young, try to open the door by pulling it. They do not succeed and on the images we even understand that the tone rises between the two men who are not far from coming to the hands. The fact remains that the door does not give in. Which annoys a third more strong man who leaves the vehicle. A red cap on the head, carriers of orange gloves, he pulls on the door and manages to open it. The two young people with him enter the store. One steals the scratch games FDJ. “There are around 15,000 euros,” said Emilio Fernandez.
In the booty, there are also packets of cigarettes. Behind the counter, one of the thieves, upset, opens the Caisse drawer with a screwdriver. But the latter was emptied. So he ransacked everything, overturns a printer, a paint pot, sweeps the shelves. It also strikes in fridges, drops the coffee machine and removes the recipe, or around 300 euros. By dropping this machine, it tears a pipe and water flows everywhere in the store.
For his part, the man who opened the door seems to give orders … and do his shopping. He grabs a bottle of coca in the fridge, beers, asks one of his accomplices to catch a bottle of whiskey. The three men also leave with rolling leaves.
In the 207, two other men are waiting for them, one of whom seems injured in the foot. The alarm started and alerted the boss Linda Fernandez. Her husband, Rodolphe, quickly went to the scene and arrived two minutes after the thieves’ flight. Linda’s father, Jean-Claude Lautret, was on the scene this Sunday afternoon. It was he who had previously held the shop for 50 years. “I have never seen that, it’s a carnage, relentlessness. Very quickly, the gendarmes of Barbezieux arrived and with their colleagues of criminal identification, collected the clues. “They were great,” insists Rodolphe. Until lending a cable to the bosses to operate computer equipment. Joël Drillaud, craftsman in Tâtre, came to repair the door. The gendarmes interviewed a Polish truck driver who was sleeping in the parking lot. But at 6:15 am, he heard nothing.
These facts intervene as last week, the gendarmes carried out an important operation of controls in the south of the department, while the burglaries multiply there.
