Woman Arrested for Stealing $2,500 Worth of Stanley Cups
TL;DR
A 23-year-old woman in California was arrested and charged with grand theft after allegedly shoplifting 65 Stanley Quencher water bottles worth nearly $2,500 from a retail store near Sacramento. The woman refused to stop for store staff, loaded her car with the stolen merchandise, and was later arrested by police after being spotted entering a highway. The popular water bottles have created a sales frenzy, with some versions being resold online for hundreds of dollars, but the Roseville Police Department strongly advises against turning to crime to fulfill hydration habits.
- Woman arrested for shoplifting $2,500 worth of Stanley Quencher tumblers, police say cleveland.com
- In a Stanley cup daze? Woman wheels $2,500 in cups out of store without paying, police say Yahoo News
- Woman arrested after police found $2,500 worth of Stanley cups in her car NBC News
- Sacramento woman allegedly steals over 60 Stanley cups, bottles from store KTVU FOX 2 San Francisco
- Woman allegedly ‘stuffed her car’ with $2.5K in stolen Stanley cups Law & Crime
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