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Nation's Restaurant News, June 17, 2002
MEXICO CITY -- A knife-wielding thief robbed a pastry shop employee of a chocolate cake four days in a row.
But his sweet tooth and predictability ended up getting the best of him. Police arrested the man the fifth time he came to the store.
According to a report by Reuters news service, the man made the mistake of striking the Azteca pastry shop each day at 8 a.m. After the fourth morning the bakery's manager called police and told them about the strangely punctual robber.
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The next morning, when he hit the store, police were waiting.
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