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Wild Stick Heist: $4K Hockey Sticks Stolen

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A daring theft unfolds at Sports Rousseau in Boisbriand, as a thief makes off with high-end hockey sticks worth up to $5,000, leaving store owner Pierre Gendron stunned and police on the hunt.

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Wild Stick Heist: $4K Hockey Sticks Stolen

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Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Wild Stick Heist: $4K Hockey Sticks Stolen. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A bold thief hit the sports russo store and boys brand, up in the Lorenzians on Saturday, swiping a bunch of top dollar hockey sticks right while. The place was wide open. The guy strolled in like any shopper, grabbed the sticks off the rack, and just breeze past the checkout without dropping a dime, then chucked them. In his car, impealed out with the trunk flapping open. Store owner Pierre Gendron is straight up stunned, calling it something he's never seen before, especially since those high-end carbon fiber sticks are worth $4,000 to $5,000. These sticks from brands like Warrior are already pushing 400 bucks each before taxes, and with oil prices climbing fast, experts say, the cost of that petroleum-based material means even steeper prices ahead. Police have the video and are on the case, but no one's in custody yet, keeping everyone on edge for what comes next in this wild stick heist. Thank you for the news today, powered by AI, bringing you what matters.

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