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Police in Mülheim, North Rhine-Westphalia say that the thieves headed directly for the part of the shop where pallets of beer from a brewery in neighbouring Duisburg were being stored.
"Apparently, they opened well over 1,000 bottles just to get to the tokens attached to the bottle caps," an officer said. A spokesman for Trinkgut Schmidt KG said that the firm didn't want to comment on the incident until the police had finished their investigation.
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The first responders found dozens of non-winning bottle caps strewn around the floor of the shop, but not a single empty bottle. Police are now appealing for witnesses who might have seen anything suspicious in the area.
1 comment:
What a waste of alcohol. They should be publically flogged.
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