City comes out to support Ormond Brewing Company after recent robbery

The brewery was robbed June 27 around 4 a.m.


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Madeline Carduner, Stephanie Renick, Thomas Renick and Tyler Renick were just a few of the many who came to support Ormond Brewing Company June 28 (Photo by Emily Blackwood).
Madeline Carduner, Stephanie Renick, Thomas Renick and Tyler Renick were just a few of the many who came to support Ormond Brewing Company June 28 (Photo by Emily Blackwood).
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Ormond Beach Police are investigating a burglary that happened at the Ormond Brewing Company on June 27 around 3:56 am. The incident was captured by security cameras, which show the suspect arrived well-prepared, with gloves, backpacks and tools.

The suspect was also carrying a handgun in a hip holster, which he left at the scene, on Ormond Brewing Company President Justin Robinson's desk. He said the suspect broke in through the tap room's serving window. 

The brewery's security cameras caught the suspect breaking in (Courtesy photo).
The brewery's security cameras caught the suspect breaking in (Courtesy photo).

"You immediately feel violated," he said. "Ormond Beach is a real honest town with really good people, and it's just a shame this guy took advantage of a small business." 

Many of those good people came out to the brewery's Railroad District Food Truck Rally June 28 to support the business. 

"Come support Ormond Brewing Company tonight," Andrew Gall, Young Professionals Group Ormond President wrote on Facebook. "Let's show this jerk what a great community we have." 

The brewery posted photos of the suspect on their Facebook page, and it was shared over 2,336 times. 

The suspect left behind a gun at Ormond Brewing Company (Courtesy photo).
The suspect left behind a gun at Ormond Brewing Company (Courtesy photo).

"Ormond Brewing Company has the greatest friends and customers anywhere," the company posted. "You all shared the burglary post and pics over 2,000 times, which increases the chance of this knucklehead being caught. As trying as yesterday was, we still have beer to make and a business to run so back to it we go. Tonight we would love to see all of you come out to our food truck rally and chill with us. Maybe a nice group picture that we can send to our thief once he is arrested and put in jail." 

Anyone who may have information regarding this incident is asked to contact the Criminal Investigations Unit at 676-3520 or 676-3558; or email [email protected].

Anyone who wishes to remain anonymous can call Crimestoppers at 277-TIPS or toll-free at 1-888- 277-TIPS. Those who provide information to Crimestoppers can qualify for a reward of up to $1,000.

The brewery's security cameras caught the suspect breaking in through the serving window (Courtesy photo).
The brewery's security cameras caught the suspect breaking in through the serving window (Courtesy photo).

 

 

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