Ontario Provincial Police in Wellington County are on the hunt for a real-life hamburglar.
They were called to a yard on Brock Road in Puslinch south of Guelph early Monday morning around 3.
Investigators say one or more individuals broke into the yard and drove off in a 53-foot semi-trailer.
Inside the trailer was $50,000 worth of quarter-pound hamburger beef patties.
Peel Regional Police located the stolen vehicle in Mississauga but the contents inside the trailer were gone.
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