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To go, what can I get for you?

Yeah, let me just get a simple breaking and entering, but, you know, maybe with a twist, shaking, not stirred.

Pull up to the second window and we'll see you next crime.

Welcome to True Crime to Go.

I am John here with Jamie.

How you doing, man?

I'm good.

We just recorded an episode of Bless Their Hearts where you wanted me to be proud of you. You nailed that intro. I'm very proud of that. I'm really proud of myself. That was so good. That was off the cuff too. That was great. Yeah. I mean, people think we plan things at this point. I don't plan things way off. But this is, I mean. You'll know why Jamie's proud of me in just a little. This is bananas. B, A, N-A-N-A-N. It's absolutely absurd. And we got 10 minutes to get it to you. I don't know if the story takes that long, but the speculation could go on forever.

Yeah, it's not going to take long. So just last week, a couple weeks ago, November 29th,

2025, there were multiple reports coming in early that morning about a liquor store that had been

broken into in Ashland, Virginia. The Virginia alcoholic beverage control authority, the VA ABC store, is located in Hanover County.

So yeah, I guess employees went in there and it looks like this place had been ransacked.

I mean, there were liquor bottles thrown off the shelves.

There were, of course, glass bottles broken in the floor.

This looks like just somebody came in and destroyed the place.

First of all, is this just the name of the store, the Virginia Alcohol Beverage Control Authority? because I hate that. I hate it even more

if it's an actual legal group that controls liquor stores. Either way, I hate it. And it deserve to

be ransacked. But you know, breaking and entering damaging property, these are serious issues

that can hurt businesses.

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