Two crooks swiped wine from a Sainsbury’s which was the second raid on the same store in less than a fortnight.
The hooded pair of thieves loaded bottle after bottle of plonk into their Ikea bag-for-life.
They crouched down in the aisle near the fridges to loot the booze.
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Workers helplessly watched on, as shocked shoppers filmed on their mobile phones.
They then calmly walked out without their faces covered.
One customer said: “Smile you’re on camera.”
She then asked the staff: “Why didn’t you hold them?”
It happened at the Sainsbury’s, in Wapping Lane, Wapping, east London, yesterday (16 Jan).
Local, Colin Lingham, fumed: “Don’t even cover their faces.
“As they know it won’t matter.
“This has got to stop.”
Peter Reid said: “Makes me wonder why I bother to work my b*llocks off everyday and pay for things.”
One called Theresa, a retired nurse, echoed this and quipped: “I’m going to try that tomorrow.
“And see how far I get.”
Dave joked: “Didn’t anyone ever consider accidentally spilling cooking oil on the floor?”
It comes after two sweet-soothed crooks targeted the same supermarket on 5 January, as reported by Need To Know.
They emptied whole boxes of chocolate, including Daily Milk, Twirls, Twix and Kinder Buenos.
Sainsbury’s reported the first theft to cops who launched an investigation.
The Met Police and Sainsbury’s have been approached for comment.
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