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Home Panorama 30 thieves steal 133 tons of chicken 11-02-2024 12:42 PM Ammon News - A 30-person crew allegedly stole 133 tons of chicken from a state-run facility in Cuba and hawked it on the street to buy tech and appliances. The “fowl” play was committed by shift bosses, IT workers and security guards at the Havana plant, according to a state broadcast on Friday. Authorities didn’t say exactly when the 1,660 boxes of meat flew the coop but suspect it happened between midnight and 2 a.m. on a day when the temperature in the cold facility fluctuated. Surveillance footage captured trucks transporting the chicken off the site. The perps took to the streets to sell the chicken and used the money to buy refrigerators, laptops, televisions and air conditioners. New York Post

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30 thieves steal 133 tons of chicken

11-02-2024 12:42 PM

Ammon News - A 30-person crew allegedly stole 133 tons of chicken from a state-run facility in Cuba and hawked it on the street to buy tech and appliances.

The “fowl” play was committed by shift bosses, IT workers and security guards at the Havana plant, according to a state broadcast on Friday.

Authorities didn’t say exactly when the 1,660 boxes of meat flew the coop but suspect it happened between midnight and 2 a.m. on a day when the temperature in the cold facility fluctuated.

Surveillance footage captured trucks transporting the chicken off the site.

The perps took to the streets to sell the chicken and used the money to buy refrigerators, laptops, televisions and air conditioners.

New York Post

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