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Give us your money, this is a ketchup
Two thieves armed only with ketchup ambushed a supermarket employee as he was taking cash to the bank, Greek police said yesterday.
“The thieves jumped out of the bushes and threw two big bags of ketchup on the front window to stop the car,” an anonymous police official told Reuters.
The man fought with his attackers who managed to flee on a motorcycle with only 400 euros of the 140,000 euros he was carrying.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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