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Darwin Olympics: Thieves Break Into Store and Only Steal a 12-Pack of Faygo Pop

Meanwhile in Alabama . . .

Sometimes a craving can’t be stopped.

Mid-November, three guys hit up a convenience store in Tarrant, AL after it had already closed for the night.

That didn’t stop the dudes from entering, though.

To bust in, they attached their pickup truck to the door with a chain and pulled forward, breaking the locked door off its hinges.

The guys went into the store and stole a 12-pack of Faygo pop.

That’s it. That’s ALL they took.

The manager of the convenience store thinks the trio may have been after the ATM, but when the door broke off, the security alarms sounded . . . so maybe they didn’t think they had enough time and just opted for the 12-pack of Faygo instead.

Last reported, police were still trying to track them down.

So there’s that . . .

(NBC 13 – Birmingham)

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