A cargo theft investigation is underway involving a significant loss of Pabst Blue Ribbon inventory. The missing goods are valued at $70,000. Two potentially linked cargo thefts occurred at an Anheuser-Busch facility.
Montclair Police are handling the investigation. The thefts are believed to be related, but further details are not provided. For more information on the investigation, additional details are available from the source.
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