A masked crook breaks into a kid’s petting farm to steal just £100 from the office.
The heartless burglar smashed a window to get it.
He was captured on a CCTV camera inside the building.
The man – wearing a Covid-19 style facemask – was seen rummaging around, looking on shelves and in envelopes.
He even looks directly at the camera without realising he’s been caught in the act.
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Cops are hunting the crook.
It is the FOURTH time that Stepney City Farm, in Stepney, east London has been burgled in less than a year.
As well as the cash being stolen, glass was left strewn across a desk in the office.
The break-in happened at 2am on Wednesday (21 Feb).
A Stepney City Farm spokesperson said: “This man decided to smash our window and burgle the farm office.
“We’re sure he must be local to Stepney.
“This is the fourth time in less than a year, despite us spending precious charity resources on increased security measures.”
The spokesperson added: “He can only have got £100 or so.
“But we now have a wasted day organising repairs and dealing with insurance, not to mention the violation of our space.
“If you recognise this man, please contact the police.”
One local – named James – fumed: “For f*cks sake.
“What are you stealing at a community farm?”
Phil Sundling added: “This sucks, sorry about this.”
A third said: “Moronic.
“Hope all the animals are safe and sound.”
Stepney City Farm has been open for 14 years.
It is a registered charity which allows inner-city children to meet farm animals.
It boasts pigs, goats and chickens among the livestock.
The Met Police has been approached for comment.
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