The 20-year anniversary of “Billy Madison” was a couple weeks ago, and apparently the spirit of evil characters stealing kids’ lunches lives on.
According to Huffington Post, a school bus aide in New Jersey was recently “caught on a surveillance camera rummaging through students’ backpacks” and later arrested for stealing their lunch money and bagged lunches.
Millville police said they originally looked at the surveillance footage to see if they could catch the perp who ganked $400 from the bus driver, but instead watched as Rosa Rios took food and money from the kids, who ranged between three and five years old.
In all, police said Rios took money and food from 29 students, but they wouldn’t comment on how many times the thefts had occurred or the total amount of cash she had taken.
Rios had been working at the Sheppard Bus Company for seven years, but that is no longer the case after officials charged her with robbery and theft on Friday.
Authorities didn’t release the footage showing Rios stealing the bagged lunches from the preschoolers, but we’re pretty sure the aftermath looked something like this:
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