Sheriffs Find Stolen Trailers with $1,000,000 in Stolen LEGO
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Kern County sheriffs recently recovered two stolen Amazon freight trailers containing approximately $1,000,000 worth of LEGO products. The trailers were originally stolen from Fort Worth, Texas, while en route to Moreno Valley, California.
During a traffic stop, law enforcement discovered the trailers and arrested three suspects. The suspects face charges including possession of a stolen vehicle, cargo theft, and conspiracy. The specific LEGO sets and their values have not been disclosed in the report.
The recovery of the stolen LEGO sets is a significant win for law enforcement and the LEGO community. It highlights the ongoing issue of cargo theft and the value of LEGO products on the black market.
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A few days ago Kern County sheriffs conducted a traffic stops on some suspicious vehicles and also found two Amazon freight trailers with about $1,000,000 in stolen LEGO products. The trailers themselves were stolen from Fort Worth, TX while in transit to Moreno Valley, California. Three suspects were arrested for possession of a stolen vehicle, cargo theft, and conspiracy. The post Sheriffs Find Stolen Trailers with $1,000,000 in Stolen LEGO appeared first on The Brick Fan.
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