A brewery in Nova Scotia asks for help after receiving money, beer taken during the burglary

HALIFAX – A brewery in Nova Scotia is hoping to get a show of support after the owners walked Sunday morning to find broken glbad, missing money and more after a break-in.

The Barr, owner of Roof Hound Brewing Co. in Hillgrove, NS just outside of Digby, said in a Facebook post that it was a "sad morning" because they walked Sunday to "get shattered."

Barr's post, showing pictures of the damage, says that it appears that thieves drove behind the building, damaging the septic tank and possibly getting stuck with a car. He said that the suspects also broke a rear window, stole their safe, saved with money and a few bottles of beer – "and quite funny stole three full growlers of water from the fridge. "

They left behind an ax The knife, the lighter, the blood and the fingerprints, Barr said.

However, Barr said that the Roof Hound team has badembled and cleaned up the place in time to open from noon to 8 pm.

Barr is now asking for help from the community, especially to share the message on Facebook in order to spread the word and urge anyone with information to call the RCMP and come "for a pint and / or a meal. We can really use it. "

By Sunday afternoon, the Facebook post had been shared more than 990 times with more than 100 people commenting on their sympathy for Barr and Roof Hound

Roof Hound opened in 2016 Barr at the helm , who was also a competitor MasterChef Canada season 3.

StarMetro reached out to Barr to comment and update this story if we receive an answer.

The spokesman for the RCMP, Capt. Dal Hutchinson confirmed in an email that, just after 8 am, Sunday's Digby RCMP responded to a report of a break-in at a company located on Ridge Road in Hillgrove.

The break-in occurred overnight on Saturday, said Hutchinson

The investigation is continuing and anyone with information about this break-in is asked to call the Digby RCMP has u 902-665-4481 or send an anonymous notice to Crime Stoppers.