Somebody's has lots of dimes 
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Thieves stole at least 1 million dimes — that's $100K
A Philadelphia Walmart was the site of a recent theft, but the thieves didn't get away with any merchandise from the big-box retailer. Instead, their bounty was coins — lots and lots of coins.
Police say thieves made off with at least 1 million dimes, worth $100,000, from a cargo truck parked overnight in a Walmart parking lot, according to the Associated Press. The truck's driver had picked up $750,000 in dimes from a US Mint on Wednesday and had parked the vehicle at the Walmart overnight while he went to get some sleep before hitting the road again the following day to drive to Florida, according to local news station 6 ABC.
Authorities say a bolt cutter was likely used to break into the truck, and dimes were found strewn across the parking lot Thursday morning, according to local news station NBC10.
Philadelphia Police Captain John Ryan told local reporters that northeastern and southern Philadelphia have seen similar cargo thefts in recent months, including thefts of lamb, chicken, TVs, refrigerators, and alcohol.
. Your funny comments welcome .Thieves stole at least 1 million dimes — that's $100K
A Philadelphia Walmart was the site of a recent theft, but the thieves didn't get away with any merchandise from the big-box retailer. Instead, their bounty was coins — lots and lots of coins.
Police say thieves made off with at least 1 million dimes, worth $100,000, from a cargo truck parked overnight in a Walmart parking lot, according to the Associated Press. The truck's driver had picked up $750,000 in dimes from a US Mint on Wednesday and had parked the vehicle at the Walmart overnight while he went to get some sleep before hitting the road again the following day to drive to Florida, according to local news station 6 ABC.
Authorities say a bolt cutter was likely used to break into the truck, and dimes were found strewn across the parking lot Thursday morning, according to local news station NBC10.
Philadelphia Police Captain John Ryan told local reporters that northeastern and southern Philadelphia have seen similar cargo thefts in recent months, including thefts of lamb, chicken, TVs, refrigerators, and alcohol.
