What This Story Is About
- Two men broke into Caney Fork River Valley Grille early Friday morning and stole more than $5,500 in cash, and the owner believes the crime may be connected to a gas station ATM theft in Madison.
Why It Matters
- The break-in has left a family-owned restaurant with financial losses and security concerns, while raising the possibility that a string of local crimes are linked.
- Metro police are investigating a possible connection between the two crimes, though confirming a link may be difficult since the van used in the Madison incident was destroyed by fire.
Catch Up
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – Metro police are searching for two men who broke into Caney Fork River Valley Grille early Friday morning and stole more than $5,500 in cash. The restaurant’s owner believes the crime may be connected to a separate theft at a Madison gas station just four days later.
Caney Fork owner Dane Barhonovich described the break-in as a coordinated effort. He said the men clearly knew what they were doing and how to get inside, take the money and leave in less than two minutes…