Pabst offers reward after beer heist from California warehouse: ‘Ps, this is real’

Company is offering cash reward for 40,000lb stolen cargo, and turning theft into lighthearted social media promotion Pabst is offering a reward after tens of thousands of cans of its Blue Ribbon beer were stolen from the company’s southern California warehouse two weeks ago – if it is all safely returned. In Instagram

Pabst Blue Ribbon has turned the thefts into a light-hearted social media promotion while police try to determine who is responsible for the operation.

Thieves made off with tens of thousands of cans of Pabst beer in two separate heists from a Southern California warehouse on the same day, police said.

Police in Southern California are investigating the theft of more than 30,000 cans of Pabst beer in two separate heists from the same warehouse on the same day

No pint-sized matter: Thieves steal $70,000 in Pabst beer from California warehouse  Toronto Star

Police in Southern California are investigating the theft of more than 30,000 cans of Pabst beer in two separate heists from the same warehouse on the same day

"P.s. this is real and we are deadly serious," PBR said in a statement.

A truck packed with 40,000 pounds of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer has vanished in California, and police believe the missing brew haul may be linked to two other missing truckloads in August as part of an organized cargo theft operation.

The company responded to the theft by setting a deadline for the return of the product. “P.S., this is real and we are deadly serious,” it said on social media.

Pour one out for Pabst. A truck carrying roughly 40,000 pounds of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer — more than 50,000 cans’ worth — has disappeared in Southern California, prompting Pabst to issue a public ultimatum to whoever took it. The truck was last seen in Montclair, California, on August 17, when it was supposed to ...

Sip happens. A trucking carrying over 50,000 cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer has vanished from Montclair, California, according to the iconic beer company. The missing shipment was last seen on August 17 when it failed to arrive at its delivery appointment. The truck was carrying 1,602 cases of beer — a total of 50,000