The load had been collected from the company’s Bournville factory
A lorry containing Cadbury chocolate eggs worth an estimated £70,000 has been stolen in Staffordshire.
Three thieves tricked the driver, who had stopped in a lay-by on the A38 near Lichfield, by telling him the van was shedding its load.
When he got out of his cab to investigate, some of the thieves jumped in and made off with the eggs.
The lorry had been taking the eggs north after collecting them from the factory in Bournville, Birmingham.
The rest of the gang made off in a grey Subaru Impreza following the theft on Monday.
Police said one of the suspects is white, aged between 25 and 30, about 5ft 10ins tall and with short hair.
it’s Ok Harry, I only put it up there a couple of hours before you It works the other way sometimes too I’ve posted a story on the Insider then come over here and realised you posted the same story already
eggtreme caution must be taken,this may happen to you its no yoking matter
the police know eggactly who are behind this kind of operation,its just getting the hard boiled facts together before operation ommelette comes into force
Eggsactly !!
The driver should have egg-celerated…I will eggsit now !!
( Thats all the egg yokes I can think of & two of those I nicked ;Cracks me up )
Ooops Looks like I nicked three of those yokes… That makes me an egg yoke thief.
Probably, some yoke 'lls l egged it off with the load.
The’ll surely have an h egg of a time trying to scramble their way out of this yolk around their necks, must be a bunch of egg heads.