A pair from the United Kingdom is being dubbed as Britain’s meanest couple after locking their pets in a boiling hot vehicle, followed by getting caught stealing tips left for restaurant staff.
Separate links of two different video footage incidents from the district of Brighton in the UK showed how the couple was involved in the horrifying crime that left so many people in absolute awe.
In one footage, the couple can be seen stealing away tips from the famous Carats Cafe and Bar. But shortly afterward, the couple starts being questioned by the police over a horrifying dog lockup incident in their vehicle.
Local reports claim that officers were left with no choice but to literally smash their car’s windows, which had been parked on Brighton’s seafront area. And that’s because there were two innocent pups located inside the sweltering car.
In the restaurant footage, investigations revealed how the couple stole away cash that was reportedly left for the restaurant’s waiting staff. And then they go about demanding a complete refund for the meal they had consumed from the famous family-owned cafe business.
But what really appalled authorities is how another video soon emerged from later on during that same day. Here, the couple gets filmed by passersby when they return back to their car to find officers smashing their vehicle’s windows, just so they could rescue two dogs that were present in cages inside the car.
On that particular day, authorities confirmed how temperatures reached new extremes with warnings issued about how it was the second hottest day in the whole year.point 262 |
Therefore, that means that the temperature inside could possibly have reached a massive 117 degrees Fahrenheit.point 96 | But instead of applauding the officers’ efforts in performing the pet rescue, the woman can be heard in the footage saying, ‘you broke my window out!’point 239 | 1
Police from Sussex refused to comment on whether or not the couple would be arrested for carrying out theft at the restaurant and bar as investigations into the matter were still underway.