Woman who stole $2,500 worth of Stanley tumblers charged with grand theft

A woman walked away from a store with $2,500 worth of Stanley tumblers before police tracked her down and arrested her.

The Roseville Police Department in California was alerted by a shopping mall store attendant about a woman who walked out with a cart full of Stanley tumblers.

The 23-year-old woman fled by vehicle but was ultimately caught by the police during a traffic stop.

She has since been charged with grand theft for stealing $2,500 worth of Stanleys.

Woman steals 65 Stanleys

Having popularized over the last year, with some even being re-sold for hundreds of dollars, it’s no wonder why someone would try to steal a haul of Stanleys.

Though the Stanley thief’s name is unknown at this time, when she was arrested by police, she was found with 65 tumblers jam-packed into the trunk and passenger seat of her sedan.

The stolen Stanleys varied in color and style, making it seem as if the woman took whatever she could get ahold of.

As of now, there has been no comment from the woman. However, The Roseville Police Department released a statement on their Facebook after the arrest, saying, “While Stanley Quenchers are all the rage, we strongly advise against turning to crime to fulfill your hydration habits.”

Though the woman cooperated with the police, she refused to stop for staff at the store. Her reason for stealing the Stanleys is also unknown. However, she was the only person seen leaving the store with the popular water bottle.