A bizarre video has emerged online showing supermarket workers discovering a haul of cheese ‘stolen’ from Iceland.
The clip shows several people surrounding the chair on a busy pavement as packets of Cathedral City cheese are pulled from beneath the wheelchair user.
A man wearing a checked shirt and baseball cap can be seen standing behind the wheelchair while three women, including one wearing an Iceland-branded shirt, remove the products.
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Packet after packet is retrieved from underneath the man before being passed between the group, as reported by Need To Know.
Several blocks of cheese are also seen lying across the pavement as the bystanders struggle to retrieve the ‘stolen’ goods.
Once the products have been removed, the man in the checked shirt pushes the wheelchair away along the street.
The footage was reportedly recorded outside an Iceland supermarket in New Cross, south-east London.
The 53-second video was uploaded on 30 July and has been viewed more than 93,000 times.
Social media users reacted with a mixture of disbelief and jokes about the supermarket’s famous slogan.
One person said: “That’s why mums go to Iceland’s.”
Another person added: “Standard day in south can’t lie.”
Others raised concerns about what would happen to the cheese following the alleged incident.
One person asked: “Please tell me they ain’t putting those back in the shelves.”
Meanwhile, another person wrote: “Eww, that cheese just got a new a** flavour.”
It is also unclear whether anybody was detained, arrested or charged following the alleged incident.
The Metropolitan Police and Iceland have been approached for comment.
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