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Published Date: 30 August 2008
POLICE said four thieves have been arrested because they left a trail of rice from a raid on a warehouse in Bacolod in the central Philippines.
The men took a television set and assorted groceries including four sacks of rice.

They did not spot grain spilling through a hole in one of them, which led police to their house about 500 yards from the warehouse.





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1

Guga II,

Rockall 30/08/2008 02:06:55
Another lot of nominations for the Darwin Award.
2

Boy Wonder,

30/08/2008 07:59:28
This is known as the "Hansel and Gretel" method of detection.

Luckily, the birds were not flying that day.
3

Andrew,

30/08/2008 20:11:27
Rice and easy! (ouch)

 

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