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Video captured the moment a massive black bear entered a Connecticut bakery and chowed down on a box of 60 cupcakes while employees watched in shock.
The hungry bear was caught on camera Wednesday helping itself to the box of delectable desserts that were waiting inside the garage of Taste by Spellbound.
Bakery owner Miriam Stephens said one of her employees came into the shop 'screaming bloody murder' and yelling: 'There's a bear in garage!'
Footage captured the moment the bear entered the garage and dragged out the box of cupcakes while the employees repeatedly attempted to scare him away.
The bear finally walked away after an employee drove their car around the back and honked their horn. No one was injured in the incident.
Video captured the moment a massive black bear entered a Connecticut bakery and chowed down on a box of 60 cupcakes while employees watched in shock
The hungry bear was caught on camera Wednesday helping itself to the box of delectable desserts that were waiting inside the garage of Taste by Spellbound.
Stephens first posted about the bear on Wednesday to let customers know that their location in Avon would have a delayed opening because of the hungry animal.
'Never did I think I'd say this but we had a bear come into our bakery and charge one of our ladies,' she wrote. 'We're safe but the cupcakes aren't.'
The Instagram post received more than 1,000 likes and dozens of comments.
In a follow-up post, Stephens shared 'the real story' along with a picture of the cupcakes strewn on the sidewalk near the garage entrance.
'We have a loading garage in the back of our Avon shop for our Transit. Maureen was loading it with the last items before I was to leave,' the post reads.
'She was on the West Hartford side of the van, looked up and saw a bear staring at her from the South Windsor side. All the sudden we hear her screaming bloody murder and then yelling “there’s a bear in garage!”'
The bakery worker ran into the kitchen and moved one of the fridges in front of the door while the group tried to figure out what to do.
After calling 911, another worker drove around back in her vehicle which ultimately scared the bear away.
'She finally got him out and Maureen ran to the garage to close it as fast as she could,' the post continued.
In total, Stephens said the bear
