A disgruntled ex-employee of Kenney's Seafood in Slidell, LA., broke into the restaurant to settle a supposed debt that the eatery owed to him; the man was caught on CCTV wearing a bucket on his head, after looking at the mugshot the bucket makes sense.

Detective Daniel Seuzeneau tells the Times-Picayune that police believe 23 year old, Richard Boudreaux, dressed in hunting camouflage and gloves, broke into Kenney's Seafood on Pontchartrain Drive on Jan. 8. Remembering that the business had surveillance cameras, Boudreaux found a bucket and placed it over his head as he scoured the business looking for money.

Boudreaux left with money from the cash register, Seuzeneau said, and went to Jerry's Buy and Sell Inc. on Old Spanish Trail. He also tried to break in there, but was unsuccessful and went home, Seuzeneau said.



Boudreaux told Slidell Police detectives that he broke into Kenney's Seafood because he was having money problems and had "bad blood" with the owner, Seuzeneau said. Boudreaux also said he tried to break into Jerry's Buy and Sell to get a gun because he was afraid of the possibility of future gun control laws being passed, Seuzeneau said.

Bourdreaux is charged with simple burglary of a business, attempted simple burglary of a business possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, Seuzeneau said.