Chewing Gum Thefts Rising »

Posted By BronxBomber 3 weeks, 4 days ago in Humor

Connecticut - It sounds like a joke, like someone stealing toothpicks or thumbtacks. But reports of people stealing chewing gum are rising, police say. There is apparently a market for stolen gum, just as there is for expensive valuables such as jewelry or tools. “We’ve had a number of larceny cases recently involving thefts of substantial amounts of chewing gum,” New Britain State’s Attorney Scott Murphy said. “What the motive is, we don’t know. But gum thefts are increasing.”

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    BronxBomber3 weeks, 4 days ago

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    "Calling all cars, calling all cars...be on the lookout for shoplifters with bulging cheeks, and chewing excessively... that is all!"

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      Dionys3 weeks, 4 days ago

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      Now that's just strange.

      Can't wait to find out why.

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