Home-security footage was the bearer of bad news for a Connecticut woman expecting an Amazon package.
Kristin Levine of Bristol shared video Monday on Facebook of a black bear lumbering down her driveway — with her package in tow.
At first, Levine thought the package “likely was one of the back-to-school bulk snacks I ordered for the kids,” the woman wrote of the grizzly theft.
It turns out the bundle contained rolls of toilet paper, and the disinterested bear dropped it off in the neighbors’ yard, according to NBC Connecticut.
“The Charmin bear strikes again!,” a commenter wrote on Levine’s post, a reference to the toilet-paper company’s mascot.
Security footage shows a black bear snagging Kristin Levine’s Amazon package at her home in Connecticut. Adam Levine via Storyful
The black bear ended up getting away with an Amazon package full of toilet paper. Adam Levine via Storyful
Kristin Levine initially thought the black bear was attracted to “back-to-school bulk snacks”. Adam Levine via Storyful
Security footage shows the black bear carrying Kristin Levine’s Amazon package with its mouth. Adam Levine via StoryfulComments
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