Manitoba's Brandon Police Service is not joking about the weapon allegedly used during a recent theft at a store.
In a news release on Friday, the service had details about an alleged theft at a store that ended up with an employee being struck with a “Mr. Solid” chocolate bunny.
The unusual weapon and multiple calls prompted Brandon police to issue a statement, saying the incident is “not an April Fools' Day joke.”
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