Cargo theft continues to be a big problem for the supply chain. According to Verisk CargoNet, while the quarterly incident count is down 26% year over year, the value of the thefts is on the rise, up 125%. Organized criminal networks are targeting high-value cargo. Metals, computer/networking equipment and mining equipment are in the crosshairs of these criminal enterprises.

While much of the focus and incidents have been in Southern California, this video proves Sacramento is not immune. Thanks to a coordinated effort, this load was recovered.

A Pabst Blue Ribbon truck with 50,000 cans of beer was stolen in Southern California. Pabst is offering a window to return the truck and the beer with no questions asked. But, after that….

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