Key Highlights
- A couple caught on camera having sex inside an Arizona restaurant before robbing it was arrested.
- The pair were charged with third-degree burglary and possession of burglary tools.
- Corrisa Sucanick, 30, and Brian Morrow, 39, allegedly broke into Mon Cheri Restaurant in Old Town Scottsdale at 3:50 a.m. on Oct. 25.
- The couple made off with $450 in cash, an iPhone 5, and a bottle of Bacardi rum.
Unlikely Suspects Behind the Robbery
A pair of unlikely suspects, Corrisa Sucanick, 30, and Brian Morrow, 39, are now behind bars after they were caught on security camera having sex inside Mon Cheri Restaurant in Old Town Scottsdale before allegedly robbing it. This bizarre incident unfolded around 3:50 a.m. on Oct. 25.
The Bizarre Break-In
According to Scottsdale police, the couple broke into the rose-themed eatery and managed to make off with $450 in cash, an iPhone 5, and a bottle of Bacardi rum. The restaurant owner, Lexi Caliskan, described their actions as “kind of romantic but modern-day Bonnie and Clyde,” while surveillance footage captured the duo getting it on among the floral decorations near the outdoor patio.
Surveillance Footage Leads to Arrests
The couple’s escapade was documented on security cameras, which not only showed their amorous activities but also their subsequent break-in. The restaurant posted the surveillance video on social media, asking for help in identifying the culprits. Tips from community members led police to Sucanick on Nov. 3 and Morrow at a Phoenix hotel the next day.
Both suspects were arrested and charged with third-degree burglary and possession of burglary tools. “Neither suspect was booked for nor are they currently facing any charges for the ‘amorous activities’ caught on surveillance video, as it does not meet the criteria for criminal charges,” authorities said in a statement.
The Robbery Details
While the couple wasn’t charged for their intimate encounter, they faced legal consequences for the burglary. The incident occurred at 3:50 a.m., and the duo managed to break into the restaurant, trashing the place before escaping with their loot.
The Aftermath of the Incident
Police stated that both Sucanick and Morrow won’t face charges for their “amorous activities,” emphasizing that such acts do not constitute a criminal offense. However, they will be charged with burglary and possession of tools used in the crime. Both individuals were booked at the Maricopa County jail.
The unusual incident has sparked curiosity among locals and social media users alike, who shared the story widely on various platforms. The case serves as a stark reminder that even the most unexpected scenarios can lead to criminal activity, as evidenced by this couple’s dual offenses of breaking into a restaurant and having sex in public view.
