TWO beer lorries have been stolen from an Estrella Damm depot in Mallorca.
The thefts were discovered early on Friday morning with the Policia Nacional in Palma in charge of trying to locate the vehicles and the culprits.
The Ultima Hora newspaper reported that the Renault and Mitsubishi trucks had been loaded up with Estrella Damm products.
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An inventory of the stolen booze has not yet been made, which means the value of the pilfered alcohol is as yet unknown.
The Policia Nacional are trying to establish when and how the thefts were executed.
One theory is that the thieves made a hole in the depot enclosure fencing to get access to the delivery lorries.
The vehicles have the distinct red colour and branding of Estrella Damm.
Their licence plates are 4126 MKN and 0522 KWX.
There’s a strong probably that the trucks may well have had their cargo cleared out by the time they are located.
Barcelona-based Estrella Damm is currently celebrating 150 years of trading and is becoming one of Spain’s best-known beer brands internationally.
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