The thirst is real.
A California woman has been accused of stealing $2,500 worth of Stanley Quencher glasses after her car was found spilled with an infected to-go cup.
Roseville police said the unidentified 23-year-old thief was approached by staff at a grocery store as he left with a cart full of cups of the viral sensation.
Police found dozens of stolen Stanley Quencher glasses in a 23-year-old woman’s car. City of Roseville, California Police Department
Police then chased his car down Highway 65 — and found the Stanley Quencher, valued at $2,500.
“While Stanley Quenchers are outraged, we strongly advise against turning to crime to satisfy your hydration habit,” Roseville Police wrote in a cheeky Facebook post announcing the arrest.
The department included photos of dozens of the 65 containers it found, which sold for up to $50 each, lined up in front of a squad car.
Tumbler fills the trunk of the accused thief’s car. City of Roseville, California Police Department
Other photos show them filling the trunk of a red car, with another also in the front passenger seat — and one seen being used in the car’s cup holder.
The accused thief was charged with grand theft due to the combined value of the cup.
In total, the women caught 65 of the cups, worth about $2,500 combined. He was charged with grand theft. City of Roseville, California Police Department
Stanley is a 111-year-old brand that has enjoyed a viral moment with Stanley Quenchers thanks in part to influencer marketing on TikTok and a wholehearted embrace from the Gen Z crowd.
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