Saturday, October 13, 2012

Quebec Police Find More Stolen Syrup

Police in Quebec conducted a raid on a warehouse which contained hundreds of barrels of stolen maple syrup.

Sixteen thousand barrels, which is worth thirty million dollars worth, syrup were stolen back in August, from a national strategic reserve warehouse, in Saint Louis de Blandford.

This is the second successful raid that police have carried out, the first found six hundred and sixty barrels, in New Brunswick.

Around fifteen thousand barrels are still missing, and police all over Canada and the northern US are looking into leads.

It is still unclear how the thieves made off with the barrels, and so far, none of them have been caught.

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