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✓ Published: 24-Apr-2024
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A thief is caught on camera stealing fast food in this bizarre moment.The hungry burglar broke into a McDonald’s drive-thru to steal a bag of food.
A thief is caught on camera stealing fast food in this bizarre moment.The hungry burglar broke into a McDonald’s drive-thru to steal a bag of food.
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