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German Police arrest couple with 130 pounds of stolen chocolate

Updated on: 26 April,2018 08:09 PM IST  |  Berlin
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The two are under investigation for commercial shoplifting

German Police arrest couple with 130 pounds of stolen chocolate

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Two people are under investigation in Germany after being caught in possession of some 60 kilograms of stolen  Chocolate. Braunschweig police said on Thursday a 35-year-old woman was nabbed by an alert cashier at a supermarket on Tuesday as she checked out only a few items but had 9 kilogrammes (about 20 pounds) of purloined chocolate concealed under her floor-length skirt.


Upon further investigation, police found another 50 kilogrammes of chocolate bars, boxes of chocolates and other confectionery stashed in five bags with her 39-year-old accomplice in a car outside.


Police say "even for those with a high affinity for chocolate the amount of candy found could not be considered for personal use."

The two are under investigation for commercial shoplifting. Officers have confiscated the sweets.

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