A man went on a stealing spree and broke into three shops in central India's Madhya Pradesh on February 27. The incident occurred in the Itarsi road region in Betul.

CCTV footage of the crime features the thief arriving at the scene in his white car. Wearing a tracksuit, the mask-clad goon takes a crowbar out from the back seat and approaches the shop. Later, he breaks the lock and enters the shop. Moreover, the after scenes of the event show broken locks of the shops as the owners arrive later in the morning.

The thief broke into two grocery stores and a mobile shop in the region. The incident came to light after the owners arrived in the morning and noticed the unlocked shutters. Following this, they registered complaints with the local police.

He stole cash worth Rs 12 thousand (USD 164.63), 4 kg (8.81 lbs) of cashews, 6 kg (13.22 lbs) of almonds, and cosmetics such as face wash and powders, from the grocery stores. Apart from that, he stole cash worth Rs 1 thousand and five cell phones from the mobile store as well. However, further investigation into the matter is underway.