Three Men Stole $100K Worth of Dr. Pepper Syrup . . . to Sell at a Gas Station?
Three men in Oklahoma were arrested for stealing Dr. Pepper, and this wasn't a $5.00 crime . . . they stole more than $100,000 worth.
The men would steal pallets of Dr. Pepper syrup from a warehouse. The syrup was in five-gallon bags, within boxes. The boxes would then be sold to places like gas stations, which would then sell the individual "Big Gulp" fountain drinks.
It was an inside job, and the thieves had the same plan: They would sell the pallets to a gas station for less than the original price, and pocket the money.
Two of the men used to work at Dr. Pepper, and one admitted that he started stealing the pallets WHILE he was still working there. He stole about 10 pallets worth almost $40,000 while he was still employed, and has been stealing two or three pallets a week since he quit in August.
The third culprit was the guy at the gas station. He apparently knew he was getting stolen syrup, and that's why it was so cheap. All three men are now facing felony charges.
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