‘Bob-tail bandits’ plead guilty to federal cargo theft charges

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‘Bob-tail bandits’ plead guilty to federal cargo theft charges

| Aug 06, 2014 4:57PM EDT
A trailer full of canned corn proved one stolen load too many for a gang of freight thieves that operated throughout the U.S. Midwest. In federal court in Missouri, two of the cargo thieves pleaded guilty to running a cargo theft ring that pulled off the corn heist in West Plains, Missouri.
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