Someone has stolen about 100,000 eggs from a distribution trailer in south-central Pennsylvania as rising egg prices and shortages continue to worry U.S. consumers.

The theft of approximately 100,000 eggs from the back of a distribution trailer in central Pennsylvania is under investigation, authorities say.

Nearly $40,000 worth of eggs were stolen off a trailer in Pennsylvania. So far, law enforcement doesn't have any leads.

In one of the wildest hijacks, roughly 100,000 eggs were stolen from a truck in Pennsylvania. Law enforcement is trying to unscramble the mystery.

On February 1, 100,000 eggs were stolen in Greencastle, Pennsylvania. This theft occurred amid the ongoing avian flu outbreak affecting egg supplies and prices.

Valued at $40,000, the eggs were stolen from a distribution trailer on Feb. 1 in Antrim Township, according to police.

Pennsylvania State Police are hoping to crack an eggciting case: Who eggsactly stole 100,000 eggs off a trailer in Greencastle. The massive egg theft happened Saturday evening at Pete & Jerry’s Organics, a large egg producer in the state. Somehow, thieves managed to steal the eggs off the back of a distribution trailer.

Egg prices are through the roof, and now Pennsylvania police are looking for a thief who stole 100,000 eggs from a distribution trailer.

The theft was reported Saturday night of 100,000 organic eggs worth more than $40,000 from a distribution trailer in south-central Pennsylvania.

Police in Pennsylvania are trying to crack the case after 100,000 organic eggs worth upwards of $40,000 were stolen from the back of a trailer over the weekend.