Grocery stores in the Ontario city of Guelph have been plagued by at least seven butter burglaries in the last 10 months. On October 12, two men entered a market separately and filled a shopping cart with nearly $1,000 worth of butter before making a beeline out of the store's loading door.
"Four days later, two males separately entered a business on Eramosa Road before meeting up inside," reports GuelphToday. "They placed in a cart four cases of butter with a value of $958 and left through an emergency exit."
Police say that don't know if the thefts are related. I bet they are.
(via Fark)
Previously:
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• Burglars didn't bother breaking in — they just stole the entire cabin
• Burglars drive SUV through San Francisco bank windows (video)