HUGHES, Ark., May. 30, 2008
(AP) The case of the missing Pepsi vending machine wasn't too hard to solve for the St. Francis Sheriff's Office. A deputy saw a Pepsi machine early Thursday morning in the front yard of a home.Police Follow Tracks, Find Stolen Vending Machine
Arkansas Police Follow Tracks Created By A Dolly To Find Stolen Vending Machine
In front of the machine was a set of tracks, created by a dolly, that led right back to the liquor store that reported it missing.
Two men in the front yard fled when authorities arrived, but one was later apprehended. The man was arrested on suspicion of theft, fleeing on foot and obstructing government operations.
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