Say What? Two Men Arrested For Stealing $65K Worth Of Frozen Chicken Wings
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Now what in the world were Dewayne Patterson (pictured left), 35, and Renaldo Jackson (pictured right), 26, thinking when they were allegedly caught by police with $65,000 worth of frozen chicken wings? The plucky pair were arrested and charged with one count of felony theft for their fowl deed, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Both Patterson and Jackson worked at the Nordic Cold Storage plant in Doraville, Ga. According to a police report, on January 12th around noon, the men reportedly backed up a rented truck to a bay door at the plant and loaded it with about 10 pallets of Tyson frozen chicken wings.
Police investigators state that Patterson ensured that no one would stumble upon their heist by serving as a lookout. Jackson, on the other hand, utilized a company forklift to pile the frozen wings in to the truck.
Detectives finally caught up with the pair on January 23 and arrested them, but could not obtain any information as to the wherabouts of the hot wings.
The men were released the same day of their arrest on a $2,950 bond.
Will There Really Be A Chicken Wing Shortage On Super Bowl Sunday?...to be continued
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Now what in the world were Dewayne Patterson (pictured left), 35, and Renaldo Jackson (pictured right), 26, thinking when they were allegedly caught by police with $65,000 worth of frozen chicken wings? The plucky pair were arrested and charged with one count of felony theft for their fowl deed, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Both Patterson and Jackson worked at the Nordic Cold Storage plant in Doraville, Ga. According to a police report, on January 12th around noon, the men reportedly backed up a rented truck to a bay door at the plant and loaded it with about 10 pallets of Tyson frozen chicken wings.
Police investigators state that Patterson ensured that no one would stumble upon their heist by serving as a lookout. Jackson, on the other hand, utilized a company forklift to pile the frozen wings in to the truck.
Detectives finally caught up with the pair on January 23 and arrested them, but could not obtain any information as to the wherabouts of the hot wings.
The men were released the same day of their arrest on a $2,950 bond.
Will There Really Be A Chicken Wing Shortage On Super Bowl Sunday?...to be continued
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