pepsi bandits victimize vending machines in cross-country crime spree
Apparently, when you first asked for ice
People will take extreme measures to deal with cold Pepsi and anything else.
Either so, or a group of looted Coca-Cola fans decided to deprive the country of the gold prize for the unprepared Pepsi vending machine.
Regardless of their motivation, the QMI Agency reported that a group of sophisticated thieves had already started cross-trading
It seems that country road trips are funded by taking coins from a machine in Pepsi.
\"Obviously they have mastered the art of accessing this machine, so they aim at this type when they move across the country,\" Const.
David Crisp of EPS\'s Southwest Division told the news agency. [
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\"I \'ve heard of cases where vending machines were broken in before, but it\'s more of a minor crime . . . . . . You don\'t usually see this pattern we\'re seeing right now, he added.
The article points out that thieves have started their sacrilous binge on Pepsi on the East Coast, starting with several unlucky machines in Nova Scotia in June.
From there, the group runs west through Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba.
Now they seem to be targeting Alberta (
It seems that this province has not received enough this week).
At two hotels in Edmonton last weekend, $2000 worth of coins were stolen from the Pepsi machine, and then at a hotel in Calgary on Monday, 10 machines were removed. [
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It may not be agreed that the number of hits on these vending machines is far from the weirdest robbery suffered by the Canadian Criminal Registry.
Wade Haines briefly realized many men\'s fantasies before the disgruntled truck driver was convicted of stealing 54,000 moselhead beers.
The most serious competitor to the crime came from B. Cowichan Valley. C.
The thief caught a 20-
Cans from local farms.
Inside the tank? $25,000-
The value of liquid nitrogen, embryos and . . . . . . Cow semen.
Since criminals have never been discovered, no one can find out how they plan to deal with their unusual manhood.