Pabst Blue Ribbon plans to offer cash reward to find stolen beer
Pabst Blue Ribbon intends to offer cash reward to find stolen beer.
Pabst Blue Ribbon intends to offer cash reward to find stolen beer.
Article outline
- What happened
- What comes next
- The details
- The bottom line
Key points
- Pabst Blue Ribbon Chief Executive Officer Greig DeBow remarked in a video shared on TikTok this week that 1, 602 cases of beer were stolen that day.
- "After the September 9th deadline, the reward will be up to $20, 000, " the firm stated in the TikTok video's caption.
- The stolen beer is just one of two incidents that happened on Monday, Aug.
- KitKat Canada deployed guards to escort a delivery truck after last month's massive heist of thousands of its candy bars overseas.
- "That's a full truckload of PBR, " DeBow remarked in the video, shared to TikTok.
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Just over two weeks after someone stole more than 1, 600 cases of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer, the firm stated it is prepared to offer a reward to find it.
For context, the stolen beer is just one of two incidents that happened on Monday, Aug. 17, in Southern California, in which thieves took Pabst Blue Ribbon products worth a combined total of $70, 000, according to the Montclair Police Department.
Pabst Blue Ribbon Chief Executive Officer Greig DeBow remarked in a video shared on TikTok this week that 1, 602 cases of beer were stolen that day. The firm wants the beer back and will offer a reward of up to $5, 000 for it. The firm wants the beer returned by Wednesday, Sept. 9. After that, the firm will bump the reward up.
"That's a full truckload of PBR, " DeBow remarked in the video, shared to TikTok. "Someone had the balls to steal it. I'm sure they look cool with a garage full of PBR. That's actually not cool, though. We want it back."
"If you don't bring it back, well, we have no choice, " DeBow remarked. "We're going to offer up to $20, 000 for any new information leading to the lost goods. It's that simple."
USA TODAY contacted Pabst Blue Ribbon and police on Sept. 3 for details. Here's what we know regarding the stolen beer.
Taken together, the developments around pabst Blue Ribbon plans to offer cash reward to find stolen beer point to a situation that is still moving, and the coming days should bring more clarity.
