Thirst is real.
A California woman has been charged with stealing a Stanley Quencher tumbler worth $2,500 after a virus to-go cup was found spilled in her car.
Roseville police said the 23-year-old thief, who has not been identified, was accosted by retail store employees who came out with a cart full of virus-sensing cups.
Police then caught up with her car on Highway 65 and found numerous Stanley Quenchers worth $2,500.
“While Stanley Quencher is all the rage, we urge you not to turn to crime to satisfy your hydration habits,” Roseville police cheekily wrote. facebook post Announcement of arrest.
The department attached dozens of photos of the 65 recovered containers, which sell for up to $50 each, lined up in front of a patrol car.
Other photos show them packing their belongings into the trunk of a red car, while other photos also show them sitting in the passenger seat, one of which appears to be used in the car's cup holder. Ta.
The accused thief was charged with grand theft due to the total value of the cups.
Stanley is a 111-year-old brand that is enjoying a viral moment with Stanley Quenchers, thanks to influencer marketing on TikTok and the heartfelt support of Gen Z.
