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Beverage burglars learn stealing 3.2 beer doesn’t add up

Crime doesn't pay -- especially when you're stealing 3.2 percent beer. Dominic Lujan and Demetrio Rivera were thirsting for adult beverages and not acting like adults -- so at 5:30 a.m. one recent morning, they hatched a brilliant plan to rob the local Loaf 'N Jug. Since options are limited...
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Crime doesn’t pay — especially when you’re stealing 3.2 percent beer.

Dominic Lujan and Demetrio Rivera were thirsting for adult beverages and not acting like adults — so at 5:30 a.m. one recent morning, they hatched a brilliant plan to rob the local Loaf ‘N Jug.

Since options are limited during early morning alcohol heists, they decided to travel light by snagging Bud Light, three 18-packs worth. The convenience store clerk, the last line of defense, reportedly got canned in the head with one of the 18-packs before the Bud-loving bunglers took off.

According to the Pueblo Chieftain, Pueblo police officer Ronnie Nash rushed to the scene, and found the pair walking along the street. After a foot chase — during which two of the 18-packs were left behind — he cornered them inside a home. The beverage burglars were captured without further incident and remanded to the Pueblo County Jail.

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