A crook was caught on camera stealing money meant for an
employee at a popular restaurant in The Heights.  According to
reports, on Monday a man walked into Jenni's Noodle House on
East 20th Street, asked for a cup of water from the employee at
the front counter and then looked at the to-go menu.  But when
the employee went to the back for a minute, the thief swiped the
tip jar and took off.  And that's not all he got away with; he
also stole a little bit of the restaurant's spunk.  "This
neighborhood is amazing, and the customers are so fantastic,"
said Mossie Burcham, the restaurant's manager.  "We love our
customers.  So it's just a shame that someone breached that."
It may not have been the crime of the century, but news of the
tip jar heist has evoked a range of emotions from customers--
from anger to compassion.  "To think you'd have to be that low,
to steal from Jenni's, which is such a great place," said one
customer.  "Everybody is so nice, it's really kind of sad all
around."  Pictures of the suspec