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Police recover trailers after $155K Guinness heist, but 880 barrels remain missing

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Police recovered two stolen trailers containing stolen Guinness in Skelmersdale, England, but the cargo of approximately 880 barrels worth $155,000 remains missing. This highlights the challenge of recovering stolen goods once they enter black market channels before authorities can intervene.

Authorities are now focusing on identifying potential buyers and individuals who may have witnessed suspicious activities around the time of the thefts.

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