LOGANTON: Where’s the beef? That’s what authorities would like to know after someone stole 40,000 pounds of it from a meat plant in central Pennsylvania.
State police said it happened Nov. 21 at Nicholas Meat near Loganton.
According to troopers, a trucker loaded $110,000 worth of meat into a trailer during a scheduled pickup and drove off. He was supposed to deliver it by Monday to a company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, but never showed up.
A spokesman for Nicholas Meat said the customer notified him Tuesday about the missing product, which would have been enough to make 160,000 burgers.
Police later discovered the driver used a fake ID to get the delivery contract. Authorities said the company information on the truck was also fraudulent.
The investigation continues.
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