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3,000 pounds of frozen snow crab stolen from truck in Southwest Philly overnight

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3,000 pounds of frozen snow crab stolen from truck in Southwest Philly overnight — Collegeville Business news

A truck driver was awoken by men stealing frozen seafood before being chased away from his vehicle overnight in Southwest Philly, police said. According to police, the incident happened along the 3400 block of Island Avenue in Southwest Philly, at about 4:57 a.m. on Tuesday, when a driver who was sleeping in a cargo truck parked along the roadway was awoken to the sounds of movement in his truck. When the driver checked outside, he told police that he saw six men removing boxes of snow crabs from the rear of the truck. In an interview with NBC10, Marty Muriuki, of Webster, Mass., the driver of the truck, said he thought the area was safe when he parked for the night after not finding an overnight lot to park in. As I was dreaming, I felt the shaking and I wake up and I think uh oh, i have some company , he said. And, I look back and I saw four, five cars. The driver then exited the vehicle to confront the thieves, but, officials said, he was chased away from t

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