  Amaury Villa and Amed Villa, two brothers from Cuba, have been
arrested for stealing $80 million worth of pharmaceutical drugs
in Connecticut in a sophisticated scheme that evokes The Italian
Job and Ocean's 11. It's the largest pharmaceutical drug heist
in history, and it was all brought down because one of the
brothers left a water bottle at the scene.  The drugs they stole
were impressive and far-ranging:    • Prozac   • Gemzar, a
chemotherapy drug for lung cancer   • Zyprexa, an antipsychotic
used for bipolar disorder   • Cymbalta, used for anxiety
disorders   • This isn't their first dance at the ball of
thieves either; Amaury is already charged with other instances
of stolen drugs in Florida and Virginia while Amed faces the
law's wrath for stealing 3,500 cases of cigarettes worth more
than $8 million in Illinois. The Villa brothers, who were both
living in Miami at the time of their arrest, are stone cold
professionals.      Law enforcement officials say the two
brothers had been planning and plottin