Surveillance footage of the alleged theft showed a woman getting into the truck and driving away, according to reports.
An Australian woman from Sydney allegedly stole a delivery truck filled with 10,000 Krispy Kreme doughnuts was arrested after evading police for two weeks, according to reports.
The delivery truck went missing from a service station in Carlingford, just outside Sydney, on Nov. 29 with the delicious treats inside, according to 9 News Australia.
Surveillance footage of the alleged theft showed a woman getting into the truck and driving away, according to reports.
Police investigators found the truck and the thousands of spoiled doughnuts abandoned in a car park in nearby Parramatta on Dec. 8, 9 News Australia reported.
An unnamed 28-year-old woman was arrested Thursday at St. Mary's Railway Station in Sydney and charged with taking and driving a conveyance without the consent of the owner, driving a motor vehicle while disqualified, travelling or attempting to travel without a valid ticket, according 9 News Australia.
The alleged doughnut thief was taken to Penrith Local Court Thursday and was denied bail, according to the New York Post.
It is unknown if she has entered a plea or obtained legal representation.
It is also unknown if she knew the contents of the van, according to the New York Post.
Krispy Kreme filed a police report and informed customers they would replace the delicacies, according to BBC.
