A real-life Hamburglar is wanted by police for stealing more than two dozen nuggets and two double cheeseburgers from a Bronx McDonald’s in a knifepoint robbery last week.
The alleged thief threatened staffers inside the Mount Eden eatery with a blade before casually heading behind the counter and helping himself to the fast food around 4:30 p.m. last Monday, police said.
He allegedly snatched one 20-piece chicken McNuggets, one six-piece McNuggets and two McDouble cheeseburgers before running out of the chain restaurant at 101 East 170th St., according to cops.
In a video released by the NYPD, the sticky-fingered suspect can be seen swinging his feet over the counter and walking past dumbfounded employees before he grabs the food and shoves it into his pockets.
The suspect allegedly stole nuggets and burgers from the Mount Eden McDonalds on Dec. 5.
Employees stood by and watched as he walked behind the counter and shoved double cheeseburgers into his pockets.
The alleged thief stole one 20-piece chicken McNuggets, one six-piece McNuggets and two McDouble cheeseburgers, according to police.
The real-life Hamburglar swapped the black-and-white striped outfit, wide-brimmed hat and eye mask of the McDonald’s character for an Astros jersey, bandana and a medical face mask, according to the footage.
The knifepoint robbery comes months after a McDonald’s employee in Brooklyn was shot in the neck over an argument about cold fries. Matthew Web, 23, died days after the August shooting.
