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SALT LAKE CITY ? Thousands of dollars worth of expensive meats and cheeses were stolen from Caputo?s on 15th.

Troy Petersen, manager of the market and deli at 1516 S. 1500 East, said the theft was discovered Monday around 7:45 a.m. The lock to the storage?s walk-in cooler, which has an exterior entrance, was broken.

?They cleared us out of all our artisan salami,? he said. ?I think we had about five or six legs of prosciutto in there and cheeses and other types of cured meats. They just took all that out. It was barren.?

The less expensive cuts of meats and a couple of the deli cheeses and meats were left behind. "It seems like they knew what they were going in for and going out," he said.

He said the items may not be easy to get rid of because special tools are needed to cut them down and be able to sell them.

Petersen said the cost of what was stolen is estimated between $2,300 and $2,400. Replacing what was stolen will take time, he said, because a lot of the products come from dozens of distributors in southern Europe.

Insurance will cover the loss, but the owners will have to spend some money to install an alarm system into the walk-in storage area and add cameras to the back and on the side of the building.

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Rustlers and burglars are in the market looking for...... MEAT!!

And they are increasing due to high meat prices and the demand for lower cost! Resource article: "Meat theft increasing the cost of dinner in the UK" said that "the price of food could be impacted by a number of aspects, from the weather to political instability". I agree!!

I'll just eat veggies! It's cheaper and healthier.

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