Utah cookie store burglarized while dealing with lawsuit, and just before nearby location's grand opening
MIDVALE, Utah — Less than a day after speaking to FOX 13 News about legal troubles due to a lawsuit from the company Crumbl, one of Crave Cookies' stores was broken into.The grand opening of Crave’s new store in Draper was held Saturday. But just a few miles away, one of its existing locations was burglarized early in the morning.“When we came in, it was just broken glass spread all inside of the store right there,” said Crave co-founder Trent English, who said the timing came as a shock.
English says the burglar stole the SD cards out of all security cameras except for one, which was recording to the cloud. Footage from that camera shows a partial view of the trespasser coming through the window. “My manager was measuring the door frame because we have to get a new one,” English said. “We’ll for sure have to do it today — this isn’t going to keep the door locked tonight.”
“I’m sad — I think it’s the best way to describe it. The thing I’m the most sad about is our staff and the staff of all of the stores," English said."The whole #UtahCookieWars in general is a fun social media topic, it's fun for people to talk about, but at the end of the day, there’s also real people that are not involved with it that are having to deal with it on a day to day basis."“I don’t think anyone wants to grow a business like this,” he said.
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