This is the moment thieves smashed the window of a garage to steal motorbikes from a Grinch-themed festive display.
The two men wearing masks and gloves shoved two Grinch characters off the bikes before dragging them out of the window and into a van with no number plates.
Owners of the family-run garage have been left devastated by the break in.
MG Accident Repair Centre near Wolverhampton, which has put on large festive displays for six years, says it is now unsure about continuing with the tradition.
The thieves were caught on CCTV. They had driven up to the showroom in Four Ashes on Saturday evening before smashing a hole in the window.
They made off with two red Honda scrambler bikes and a child’s Mini Moto bike.
Owner Grace Hughes said: ‘We do the display for the community really as it’s just something nice to see as you drive past but now, I don’t know if we’ll continue, as is it worth the risk? [It’s] such a shame,’ Hughes said.
The display included two Grinches, each sat on a scrambler bike amid a snowy scene including presents, a sleigh and a red car.
Ms Hughes said the masked men targeted the business at 7.50pm on Saturday, using a Renault van, that had no number plate, to snatch the bikes.
She added the family were alerted by their alarm company and Staffordshire Police attended the scene.
A reward of up to £1,000 linked to the conviction of those responsible has been offered by the business
The family said they hoped the reward for the arrest and conviction of the offenders would lead to them finding out who was responsible.
‘It’s just devastating,’ said Ms Hughes, whose family has done similar displays at summer charity events.
‘It’s frustrating. Disappointing. And taking it away for everyone, the locals who would drive by and see it.
‘Everyone loved [the display] – we’re on an industrial estate and it was just something to see as you drive by, but now we have to fork out to replace everything.’
Staffordshire police said no arrests had been made and appealed for information.
The festive window display pictured before thieves struck on Saturday evening
The damaged window at MG Accident Repair Centre near Wolverhampton, which has put on large festive displays for six years
A family-run garage has said it is devastated after thieves smashed their way into the showroom and stole motorbikes used in a Grinch-themed Christmas window display.
A spokeswoman said: ‘We were called at 8pm on Saturday (3 January) to Enterprise Drive in Four Ashes following reporters of a burglary.
‘The showroom of the MG Accident Repair Centre had been broken into and a number of high-value bikes had been stolen from a window display.
‘Two suspects are believed to be involved.Both suspects were wearing gloves.
‘Our inquiries are continuing.’
Anyone with information, doorbell or dashcam footage should call 101 quoting incident number 581 of 3 January. To report anonymously, call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.