A Woman Was Arrested For Stealing $2,500 In Stanley Cups, And The Photos Are Hilariously Absurd

    Why did they have to make it look like a drug bust, though?

    Recently, I reported on the Stanley cup craze — you know, the viral 40-oz straw tumbler that people are camping out and busting down doors for.

    Stanley cups lined up

    Well, if you thought the craze was winding down ("It's overhyped!" "It's a CUP!" "*insert other brand here* is better!"), I'm here to (unfortunately) prove you wrong.

    "I've already lived through the Nalgene, Hydroflask, mason jars, Bubbamug and Yeti crazes. I'm sure this Stanley stuff will pass soon"

    Yesterday, the Roseville Police Department reported that a 23-year-old woman was arrested for allegedly stealing 65 Stanley cups, valued at nearly $2,500, from a local retail store.

    A bunch of Stanley cups on a police car

    According to Roseville Police, staff spotted the rogue woman "take a shopping cart full of Stanley water bottles without paying for them." The woman reportedly refused to stop and proceeded to stuff her car with the stolen cups. She was apprehended at a traffic stop.

    An empty shopping cart in a parking lot with the emphasis on the child seat

    In the middle of this cultural craze, the resulting photos are kinda a masterpiece.

    Stanley cups in a car trunk

    Like...why did they have to lay them out like it was a drug bust?

    Stanley cups on a cop car

    Girl, not in your front seat!!!

    Stanley cups in a car in the front passenger seat

    It appears she kept what I presume is the limited-edition "Galentine's" version for herself (aka the cup literally and figuratively at the heart of the frenzy).

    "She kept the good one for herself"

    I just wanna know which retail store had *this many* Stanley cups still in stock. They're sold out everywhere by me!

    Photos of the Stanley cups that were stolen

    The Roseville Police wrote on their Facebook page, "While Stanley Quenchers are all the rage, we strongly advise against turning to crime to fulfill your hydration habits."

    Screenshot of the Roseville Police social media post

    Can't say I disagree... As you all say, "IT'S JUST A CUP!!!"