40,000 Pounds of Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer Reported Stolen in California
A massive beer heist in California has drawn attention to the theft of 40,000 pounds of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer.
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The brief
A truck carrying approximately 40,000 pounds of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer was stolen in California. The theft occurred when the truck was taken from a parking lot. The Los Angeles Times notes that the heist has received little attention.
The exact circumstances of the theft are unclear. The beer company has given thieves a deadline to return the stolen beer. The location of the stolen beer is unknown.
The motive behind the theft is unclear. The company has not specified what will happen if the beer is not returned by the deadline.
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Who reported it (9)
- Pabst Blue Ribbon gives thieves deadline to return 50,000 stolen beers KTLA · 13h ago
- 40,000 lbs. of beer stolen in 2 separate incidents; Pabst Blue Ribbon offers reward Syracuse.com · 13h ago
- Pabst Blue Ribbon Gives Thieves 18 Days to Return 50,000 Stolen Beers ‘No Questions Asked’ Yahoo · 13h ago
- Southern California’s great beer heist was almost completely ignored Los Angeles Times · 21h ago
- 40,000 pounds of Pabst Blue Ribbon stolen in massive California beer heist KTLA · 21h ago
- Pabst Blue Ribbon gives thieves deadline to return 50,000 stolen beers NewsNation · 21h ago
- Pabst Blue Ribbon beer truck stolen in Montclair FOX 11 Los Angeles · 21h ago
- 40,000 lbs. of beer stolen in 2 separate incidents; Pabst Blue Ribbon offers reward OregonLive.com · 21h ago
- Beer heist: Thieves steal truck carrying roughly 40K pounds of Pabst Blue Ribbon ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos · 1d ago
Quick answers
How much beer was stolen?
Approximately 40,000 pounds of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer was stolen.
Where did the theft occur?
The theft occurred in California.
What has the beer company done in response?
The beer company has given thieves a deadline to return the stolen beer.
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