A sample of bio-diesel fuel made from recycled cooking oil in Stroud, England. (Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)
QUINCY (CBS) – Thieves looking to make a quick buck have found a new target on the black market – cooking grease.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030′s Mary Blake reports
Quincy police say two men pulled up to the Cathay Pacific Restaurant on Hancock Street early Saturday and siphoned the grease from two large containers behind the building.
“They had their own unmarked car and they hopped in their car and took off,” Quincy Police Detective Leo Coppens told WBZ NewsRadio 1030.
The estimated value of the stolen grease was between $450 and $500.
Apparently it is valuable as an ingredient in bio-diesel fuel.
“This is all new, (a) new type of crime to us. So I guess we’ll be watching out for unmarked cube vans filled with Crisco,” Coppens said.


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