“2004 was a dark year for dairy aisles and pizzerias in the capital city, as many of us recall. Those of us perusing the cheese aisles during that long dark summer remember the sharp eyes of undercover officers watching us as we inspected our brie and sniffed at our gorgonzola.” Hans Rollmann takes a playful look at some of the culinary robberies and heists in Newfoundland, and ponders the idea of writing “An Illustrated History of [Non-Violent] Crime in Newfoundland”. Click here for the fun read.
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