A manhunt is underway for an opportunistic donut thief who tore through a service station early this morning with a Krispy Kreme van.
The alleged thief made off with a servo in Carlingford, north-west of Sydney, Australia with 10,000 donuts in the van while the driver was inside paying at about 3.30am (AEDT).
The vehicle was on its way to Newcastle to make various deliveries, including Christmas-themed and classic doughnuts.
“The police are now looking for the van and the sweet thief. It is believed he jumped into the van as the driver was inside the service station,” Krispy Kreme said in a statement.
An alleged thief made off with a servo in Carlingford, Australia with 10,000 donuts in the van while the driver was paying inside. Nine News
Police are looking for a woman, described as Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander, in her early 30s, with long black or brown hair. She was wearing dark clothes and carrying a white handbag.
The van, which police said was “unfortunately not sprinkled with tracking devices”, was a white LDV van with NSW registration DG94MY.
“If you have any sweet leads or Krispy’s CCTV footage, donuts keep it to yourself! Call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000,” NSW Police said in a statement.
The vehicle was on its way to Newcastle to make various deliveries, including Christmas-themed and classic doughnuts. Supplied to news.com.au “Police are looking for the van and the sweet thief. It is believed he jumped into the van as the driver was inside the service station,” Krispy Kreme said in a statement. NSW Police
Head of Supply Chain at Krispy Kreme ANZ, Lenny Reddy, said despite the difficulties, there was minimal disruption to customers.
“Our Krispy Kreme team is working to replace the 10,000 stolen donuts, which are made fresh by hand every day, at their intended destination,” Reddy said.
“We are pleased to advise that customers who plan to purchase or who have placed an order at Krispy Kreme Charlestown will be able to get their donuts, as stock has been replaced.
The company issued an apology to those affected and expressed gratitude to NSW Police for its “quick response.” Nine News
“Customers looking to purchase Krispy Kreme donuts today are encouraged to visit the Krispy Kreme Charlestown store, where our friendly staff will ensure all orders are fulfilled.”
The company issued an apology to those affected and expressed gratitude to NSW Police for its “quick response.”
It currently gives all emergency workers a 50 percent discount on in-store purchases.
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