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Criminals: A Lady Crapped in a Store's Walk-In Beer Cooler

A Lady Crapped in a Store's Walk-In Beer Cooler

 

 

I know beer isn't exactly healthy, but jeez lady . . .

 

 

The Director of Food & Nutrition at a school district in southeast Pennsylvania was arrested the other day . . . for DEFECATING in a store's walk-in beer fridge.

 

 

47-year-old Crystal Gauss strolled into a Royal Farms convenience store in Hanover, Pennsylvania last week, 30 miles south of Harrisburg. The place has a refrigerated room with a big sign over it that says "Beer Cave."  

 

 

She walked in . . . pushed a case of beer out of the way . . . pulled her pants down . . . and dropped a deuce on one of the SHELVES. Then she walked back out to her SUV and left.

 

 

It happened around 5:00 p.m., but the store didn't call the cops until 9:30 a.m. the next morning. It's not clear why they waited.

 

The entire front wall of the walk-in fridge is glass, so she didn't have much privacy in there. A camera inside the fridge also got it on video.

 

 

Police didn't reveal a motive. But the store said around $80 worth of merchandise had to be tossed.

 

 

She's facing charges for open lewdness, criminal mischief, and disorderly conduct that created a "hazardous and physically offensive condition."

 

 

The place DOES have bathrooms, by the way. They're right next to the beer cave.  

 

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Millions In Merchandise Taken After Burglars Tunnel Through Concrete Into Jewelry Store In LA

Burglars pulled off a sophisticated heist at Love Jewels, a jewelry store in downtown Los Angeles, by tunneling through multiple layers of concrete from an adjacent property. The Hollywood-worthy break-in occurred around 9:30 pm on Sunday and went undetected until employees arrived on Monday morning. The store's alarms failed, and its security camera feeds were cut. The suspects stole at least $10 million worth of merchandise, including watches, pendants, and gold chains, though the store owner estimates the loss could be closer to $20 million. The burglars broke into two large safes where all inventory was stored. They fled in a late-model Chevy truck and remain at large.

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