Sausage Shop Hit by Break-In, Community Rallies

0:00It's April 18th. You're listening to Canada News today, AI-powered local news. I'm Corey with The Story. A beloved Alberta sausage shop, stonichis in Mandare, just got hit with its first break-in after nearly 70 years in business. Thieves smashed windows around midnight on April 8th. Grab the cash register with only $80-90 in coins and bolted, leaving. Behind $4,000 in damage. The family running the place, including assistant manager Kyler's Elini, called it a real gut punch, especially since small town spots like theirs deal. With this stuff all the time, they jumped the counter on security footage, wrecked the front door too, for no good reason. Folks in the community rallied hard, staff got the store back open in the next day, customers showed up buying extra to support, and Zelini's praising, that tight-knit vibe. To catch these clowns, they're dangling a unique reward, a hundred rings of their famous locally smoked sausage. RCMPs got solid video and tips pouring in already.

1:02Suspects number 1 in a red hoodie, black track pants, red gloves and mask, number 2 in a grey jacket, pants, gloves, black mask. With the town's giant fiberglass sausage watching over, this crew's bedding community sticks together to shut down rural crime for good.