Since it, most likely, took more than one.
Thieves steal 700-pound safe with nothing in it
Two thieves broke into a Canadian mans house and stole a safe weighing in at 700 pounds. It was all for nothing because the safe was empty.
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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police said thieves entered an unlocked loading bay door of the Lonewolf Cabinet Co. early Monday in Nanaimo, British Columbia.
They took a laptop computer and a memory stick, along with the dark green safe from the 1950s, The (Victoria) Times-Colonist reported.
Owner Russell Inglis told the newspaper it must have been quite a chore maneuvering the wheeled safe through the back shop crowded with wood and cabinets to the loading door.
"It's really oddball -- we had to put it in a crane truck to get it in," he said.
Inglis said he bought the safe 12 years ago, but the combination didn't work and he kept it as a retro decoration.
The Mounties were investigating and said they were certain a single person couldn't have managed the theft.
