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Chino Police Recover $30,000 in Stolen Labubu Collectibles From Upland Home

Evidence shows the figurines were taken in repeated warehouse break-ins, then packed for nationwide shipment

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FILE - Diep Nguyen shows a Labubu doll to media during the opening of Germany's first shop for Labubu plush dolls in Berlin, July 25, 2025. (AP Photo/Markus Schreiber, File)
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Overview

  • Officers seized fourteen boxes of Labubu blind-box dolls from an Upland residence and returned them to their rightful owners.
  • Investigators determined the merchandise was stolen over multiple days in a series of warehouse burglaries and discovered packing materials for nationwide resale.
  • One occupant at the home attempted to flee but surrendered without incident, and two suspected juvenile warehouse workers were later booked into San Bernardino County juvenile hall on burglary charges.
  • The recovery follows a recent smash-and-grab at a La Puente shop and highlights a growing pattern of organized thefts targeting high-value Pop Mart collectibles.
  • Pop Mart has introduced QR-code labels and UV-stamp verification on its Labubu boxes and is pursuing legal action against counterfeit distributors to protect consumers and curb black-market sales.