Burglary at South African Rugby Union Offices Leaves World Cup Trophy Untouched

Thieves Opt for Signed Jerseys, Laptops, and Whiskey Instead, All Trophies Confirmed Safe

Burglars broke into the offices of the South African Rugby Union on Monday, touching the World Cup trophy but not stealing it.
Instead of the trophy, the thieves stole five signed Springbok jerseys, eight laptops, and whiskey.
The break-in took place at an office complex in Cape Town’s northern suburbs, where the governing body’s headquarters are based.
South Africa Rugby Union confirmed that all of their trophies were safe after the burglary.
Western Cape police are investigating two separate incidents on the business park where the SARU’s offices are housed.