Bizarre Breadstick Heist Baffles Boston PoliceBizarre Breadstick Heist Baffles Boston Police In a baffling incident that has left Boston authorities scratching their heads, a local bakery has fallen victim to an unprecedented crime: the theft of 2,000 breadsticks. The break-in occurred at “Bread and Butter” bakery on Main Street late Friday night. Surveillance footage shows two masked individuals entering the establishment by breaking a window. They then proceeded to ransack the shelves, filling their bags with an astonishing number of freshly baked breadsticks. “We’ve never seen anything like it,” said owner Emily Jenkins. “Breadsticks aren’t exactly a high-value target.” Police were called to the scene shortly after the alarm was triggered. However, the suspects had already fled by the time officers arrived. Investigators are reviewing the footage and conducting a thorough search of the area. They are baffled by the motive behind the theft, as breadsticks are not typically considered a desirable or lucrative item to steal. “This is one of the most bizarre cases we’ve dealt with in recent memory,” said Detective John Smith. “It’s hard to imagine why anyone would steal such a large quantity of breadsticks.” The bakery has offered a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the suspects. Customers have also expressed their disbelief and dismay over the incident. “It’s just ridiculous,” said regular patron Sarah Jones. “Who steals breadsticks?” The investigation is ongoing, and police are appealing to the public for any information that could assist in solving this perplexing case. In the meantime, “Bread and Butter” is taking extra security measures to protect their freshly baked goods from further pilfering.