Man breaks into Subway shop to make foot-long chicken sandwich
Man grabs bag of crisps before jumping over counter and falling on floor
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Your support makes all the difference.Police in America are on the hunt for a man who broke into a Subway restaurant and made himself a foot-long sandwich in the early hours of the morning.
The suspect was seen breaking into a store in Washington DC and hopping over the counter in CCTV footage.
The man, who was wearing a shirt and khaki shorts, grabbed a bag of crisps before jumping over the counter and falling on the floor.
He then looked at the sandwich-making area before settling on a loaf of bread and making a sandwich.
The man then appears to have trouble locating the door, kicks it and walks out.
Police said it was a chicken sandwich which was worth around $8 (£6.50).
The incident occurred on 2 August at around 2am local time on the 1700 block of G Street in Washington DC which is not far from the Washington University campus. Police say the man is wanted for burglary.
The sandwich-making process has been edited out of the surveillance footage which police posted on YouTube.
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