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I don't know, after reading through that AI slob of an article it says a good amount to add while still retaining sufficient strength after curing is between 0,1 to 0,5% sugar.
So let's assume that more than 1% gets you into trouble, that's still a lot, but sticking to your 18 tons concrete truck example - 180kg of sugar will ruin a whole truckload of concrete.
I think I could smuggle 180kg of sugar into a concrete truck without anyone noticing until it's too late.
I'd say with enough people and dedication the story in the post could be true, not super likely but also not impossible.
2 pounds of sugar is not the same as 10 kg of sugar.
Oh yeah, the numbers in the OP are probably off, I meant the story about anarchists using the method to disrupt construction of prisons is in the realm of possibilities.