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Photo: Antonio's Pizza by The Slice Kitchen & Bar Worcester via Facebook
UPDATED: Early Tuesday evening, Antonio's posted on Facebook that "the guys came back and paid us back for the cost of the deposits ! Thanks everyone"
Earlier Tuesday, at 1:34 p.m., the restaurant posted, "We have an update; one of our customers saw the post and happened to be at the scrap yard; and took these pictures; so we have the license plate etc hopefully these guys can just call The restaurant and we can figure it out."
ORIGINAL POST: A popular Worcester restaurant is asking for the public’s help in finding whoever made off with empty kegs worth $500 in deposits.
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On Monday, Antonio's Pizza by The Slice Kitchen & Bar Worcester on Chandler Street posted video on Facebook that purports to show the kegs being purloined.
The post reads, “Anyone know these guys they took our empty kegs about $500 in deposits!”
The 39-second video shows a dark pickup truck with a deck parked near the restaurant’s fenced off Dumpster and return area.
As the driver sits in the truck, a man drops the tailgate and loads more than a dozen kegs into the bed of the pickup.
Antonio's phone number is (774) 530-6000.
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