Bizarre moment in real life Catwoman does stretches and yoga before breaking into the bakery in the middle of the night to steal croissants

THIS is the bizarre moment a real-life Catwoman does stretching and yoga before allegedly breaking into a bakery.

CCTV captured the alleged burglar dressed all in black, lithe in a car parking before committing the offence crime in the death of the night.

CCTV footage captured the bizarre moment the alleged burglar appeared to steel himself before the break-inCredit: 9News/@phillippasbakery

In the video, the woman can be seen doing a number of stretching exercises and yoga posesCredit: 9News/@phillippasbakery

The burglar carried out her exercises in the car park of Phillippa's Bakery in Melbourne — The burglar carried out her exercises in the car park of Phillippa’s Bakery in MelbourneCredit: 9News/@phillippasbakery

The robbery took place at Phillippa’s Bakery store on North Street in the inner city suburb of Richmond Melbournewhere a number of items were stolen, including almond croissants.

Police have since charged a 44-year-old Richmond woman after the break-in around 3 a.m. on March 3. 9News report.

The camera images have been shared by the company social mediawith staff leaving “quite surprised” at what they saw.

The message reads: “Looks like yoga is a must before breaking in.

“A few things were stolen, including some croissants, which were clearly too tempting for this flexible burglar.”

However, it wasn’t just savory treats that were stolen.

The baker’s shoes, an iPad and cleaning products were also allegedly taken.

The woman has been charged with theft, burglary and being equipped to steal.

She has been bailed to appear in the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court in May.

However, Melbourne is all too familiar with bizarre burglars, after a brazen criminal previously broke into a house take a bath, shave, brush his teeth and then masturbate.

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The thief spent five hours at the home in Melbourne’s south-east, where he also cooked himself some noodles and played a Playstation before fleeing.

A student inside America also got the shock of her life when she finds an embarrassed-faced male burglar hiding in her wardrobe and wearing her clothes.

The University of North Carolina The student told local media that she heard “rattling” in her closet and “thought it was a raccoon” before deciding to investigate.

And another woman, dubbed the “real Catwoman,” was arrested by police in October after looting a series of penthouse apartments in Brazil.

The glamor criminal, who had been on the run for a year, had subsequently won the hearts of local men Police released CCTV footage of her crimes.