Charges laid in Calgary meat theft that saw $5K of product stolen
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Calgary police have laid charges in a brazen case of theft that saw an estimated $5,000 of meat taken from a local business.
Calgary police have laid charges in a brazen case of theft that saw an estimated $5,000 of meat taken from a local business.
The theft happened at Pre Pak Meats, a family-run business in the 4800 block of 32 Street S.E., on Monday, June 10.
The theft was captured on security cameras and shared with CTV News by Mark Leavitt, vice-president of operations.
The footage shows a man with a hammer smash a window to gain entry to the business at around 10 p.m.
He's seen loading up a car with stolen products, returning three different times over a two-hour span.
The car seemingly had a driver waiting inside.
Leavitt says around 400 kilograms of meat was stolen, valued at $5,000.
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