
Beefy Louisiana Heist; Cops Bust the Man Who Shoved Meat in His Pants
(99.9 KTDY) - It was not once, but twice, that a Louisiana Walmart had to call the Sheriff's Department to complain that a man walked into their store, shoved a bunch of meat down his pants, and left without paying.
According to a post from the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office, Wednesday was an eventful day for the man who apparently has a lengthy rap sheet.

Witnesses at the store told law enforcement officials that it was obvious the man had stuffed items in his pants and left the store.
Once was not good enough; the man came back for a second time. Eventually, the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office was able to locate the man. When they stopped him in his vehicle, he had the meat in the car.
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It was quite a big haul of meat. The following is what officials found in the 57-year-old's vehicle in plain sight:
2 packs of lean hamburger meat (valued at $69.94)
Thankfully, witnesses were alert & relaying info to us - including that the male drove off in a black Honda / no license plate / in a WB direction. We put out a BOLO. Our partners at the Denham Springs Police Department spotted - & stopped - the vehicle on Range at Interstate 12 before the driver could head towards Baton Rouge. In the vehicle, in plain view, we located packs of meat.
Well, apparently, it was in the pants of 57-year-old Michael Ardoin. Officials say he was charged with the following:

What Is The Meat Thief's Record?
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