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The Great Stanley Cup Theft of 2024
A woman has been arrested for allegedly trying to steal Stanley cups worth $2,500 (£1,965) from a California shop. The 23-year-old was challenged by staff but refused to pay for the items, stuffing them into a car, police say. The Stanley cup, specifically the Adventure Quencher Travel Tumbler, has gone viral on TikTok. The #Stanleycup hashtag has had more than seven billion views worldwide, and the craze has led to a number of attempts at law-breaking. One popular recent video showed a man jumping across a Starbucks counter in an effort to steal a hot pink limited edition of the flask. Police in the city of Roseville, a suburb of California state capital Sacramento, said officers responded to a theft after staff at a local store spotted a woman wheeling a shopping trolley full of the water bottles to the boot of a car."The suspect refused to stop for staff and stuffed her car with the stolen merchandise," the police statement said, adding that traffic police stopped the car as it tried to enter a nearby highway. A search of the vehicle revealed 65 Stanley cups. The police warn all would-be thieves, "Just don't do it!"

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