$230K Worth Of Suspicious Meat Was Swiped By A Dude In Alberta

He even gave a fake name as part of his heist.
$230K Worth Of Suspicious Meat Was Swiped By A Dude In Alberta
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Police are investigating a bizarre crime after $230,000 of stolen meat was taken from a truck in Alberta. 

According to a police report, a transport truck was being subcontracted to hall a load of beef from the JBS meat plant near Brooks, Alberta to the U.S. on Sunday, August 30 when it failed to make the delivery. 

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The full load of beef was valued at over $230,000 and is unaccounted for to date.


Brooks RCMP

Later RCMP determined that the truck as operating out of Chateauguay, Quebec under a fraudulent document with the name “Transport Pascal Charland.”

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The semi-truck is being described as burgundy in colour with a large bunk, pulling a white refrigerated enclosed trailer. 

Police are now looking for the suspect that is described as being a tall Caucasian male with a heavy build, short brown and slightly balding hair and wearing blue jeans, a black t-shirt, yellow fluorescent vest, and a surgical mask.

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