Around 70,000 pints of Guinness 'being sold on black market' after trucks stolen
- Posted on September 7, 2026
- By The Daily Star
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In brief
A significant theft has unfolded in Runcorn as authorities recover two stolen delivery vehicles but remain unable to locate approximately 880 kegs of Guinness beer valued at roughly 70,000 pints. Law enforcement agencies are investigating suspicious black market activity, suspecting the missing inventory may be distributed through unauthorized channels. The recovery of the trucks marks partial success in what appears to be a coordinated theft operation targeting major beverage distribution networks.
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Around 70,000 pints of Guinness 'being sold on black market' after trucks stolen
Two trucks stolen from a depot in Runcorn have been recovered by cops, but the 880 kegs of beer is still at larged. Cops fear they may be being sold on the black market
