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Pabst Offers Reward After 40,000 Pounds of Beer Stolen

Pabst Offers Reward After 40,000 Pounds of Beer Stolen
US Company Offers Reward For Safe Return Of 40,000 Pounds Of Stolen Beer · NDTV

A large truckload of Pabst beer disappeared from a distribution centre in California.

The missing beer weighed about 40,000 pounds, which is very heavy.

Police said someone used fake paperwork to take it on August 17.

The beer was supposed to go to San Diego.

Pabst Brewing Company asked people online to help find the truck.

The company offered a reward for useful information.

It also told the thief to return the beer within 18 days and 44 minutes without facing questions from the company.

People online, including KitKat, made jokes about the unusual theft.

Key facts

Stolen goods
About 40,000 pounds, or 18,144 kilograms, of Pabst beer
Reported theft date
August 17
Pickup location
Anheuser-Busch distribution centre in Montclair, California
Intended destination
San Diego
Reported shipment value
$25,000; the article also describes the amount as 18,500 pounds
Return deadline
18 days and 44 minutes from Pabst's announcement
Company response
Pabst offered a reward for information that could help solve the case

Quotes

Pabst Brewing Company

US beer company seeking the return of its stolen shipment

“To the thief: we don't fault you for wanting to brag to your friends how much PBR you have, we just wish you obtained it the honourable way.”
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“Pabst is officially starting the clock now - you have exactly 18 days and 44 minutes to return our truckload of beer, no questions asked.”
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KitKat

Swiss chocolate brand commenting on Pabst’s viral theft post

“I know a thing or two about these kinds of things,”
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