The Michael Berry Show

A story out of Houston four men accused of stealing beer from a northeast Houston warehouse.

Okay Houston Warehouse. Okay.

We're maybe thinking, B-A-A-R-U-N, Beer Run.

Okay, except instead of going to the sack and pack, they figured they

maybe they knew that it was a warehouse they'd break into there. Probably wouldn't

be refrigerated, but who cares?

You know, pick up a few beers, maybe a case if they're feeling crazy.

These four men are accused of stealing.

Six hundred seventy five thousand dollars worth of beer from a warehouse in Northeast Houston. That's 375 pallets. The story from ABC 13. It was all stolen from the Jaguar Transport warehouse over in northeast Houston.

Three of those men still at large tonight, but they have warrants issued for their arrest and a fourth is now in custody here at the Harris County

Jail. Christopher Gray actually went before a judge Thursday. This all

appears to have begun in 2022 when he was working for a third-party trucking company.

As part of his job, he would move beer from that warehouse to other locations around the

city, but at some point they say three of those warehouse employees started paying him

under the table to move the beer to a location of their choosing. Now this was

expired beer but it was supposed to be picked up by the manufacturer who would

then destroy it.

Instead, prosecutors say these four men moved 375 pallets of the beer worth a

combined $675,000.

Given the very large quantity of the stolen goods,

the court finds that higher bonds are likely necessary

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