Truck loaded with 40k pounds of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer stolen in Montclair; company sets deadline for 'no-questions-asked' return
A truckload of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer has vanished in Montclair, leaving a trail of empty cans and unanswered questions.
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What type of beer was stolen?
The stolen beer is Pabst Blue Ribbon.
How much beer was stolen?
The truck was carrying 40,000 pounds of beer, equivalent to 50,000 cans.
What is the deadline for returning the stolen beer?
The company has set an 18-day deadline for the return of the beer.
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The theft of a truck carrying 40,000 pounds of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer in Montclair has left a significant gap in the local beer supply. The incident has sparked a public appeal from the company, which has offered an 18-day window for the thieves to return the beer with no questions asked.
The truck, loaded with 50,000 cans valued at $45,000, went missing, prompting a search for the missing cargo. The company's ultimatum and the unusual nature of the heist have drawn attention from various outlets, including ABC7 Los Angeles and the Daily Bulletin, which are seeking public assistance in locating the stolen beer.
The deadline for the return of the beer is fast approaching, raising questions about whether the thieves will take advantage of the no-questions-asked offer.
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Coverage (6)
- Pabst Blue Ribbon truck carrying 40,000 pounds of beer stolen in California heist FOX 11 Los Angeles · 19h ago
- Truck carrying 50,000 cans of beer stolen in US Report.az · 19h ago
- Pabst Blue Ribbon Issues 18-Day Ultimatum To Thieves After 40,000 Pounds Of Beer Is Stolen Whiskey Riff · 19h ago
- 50,000 Cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon Vanish in Bizarre Beer Heist Yahoo · 19h ago
- $45,000 worth of beer went missing in Montclair. PBR wants your help to find it Daily Bulletin · 19h ago
- Truck loaded with 40k pounds of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer stolen in Montclair; company sets deadline for 'no-questions-asked' return ABC7 Los Angeles · 19h ago
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