Burglars Broke Into a School, and Stole 100 Hot Dogs

Burglars Broke Into a School, and Stole 100 Hot Dogs
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There’s a very fine line between a high school prank . . . and whatever was happening here:

 

Police in Florida are investigating two males, who hopped a fence at a high school, and entered a building through an unlocked door.

 

They rode bicycles and used other equipment intended for special needs kids . . . stole $50 worth of lanyards . . . and also got away with “approximately 100 hot dogs and ice cream, valued at approximately $60.”

 

This happened in the middle of the night last week . . . and it sounds like the thieves could’ve been students or young adults, but that’s not 100% clear.

 

The police are asking the public for leads if anyone has any information.  (Like maybe they saw someone climbing back over the fence . . . with mustard on their faces or sticky ice cream fingers.)

(Click Orlando)

 

 

(This report has some amusing commentary from locals.)

 

 

 

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