A Hong Kong-themed cafe in central Perth put out an SOS for a glazier after an early hours break-in
Owners of a family-run cafe in Perth want to thank neighbours for alerting them there had been an overnight break-in.
Johnnie Yuen and his wife Elis Lau wanted to introduce Hong Kong-style foods and drinks to Perth. As well as light lunches, they also sell a range of Asian products and home decorations.A window on the kitchen had been broken and someone had got into the premises.It appeared the man - later seen on CCTV - had not worn gloves when breaking the glass and may have cut himself.
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