Four Arrested in $300,000 California Lego Theft Ring

The suspects targeted high-value Lego sets across Southern California, selling them through black markets.

Four individuals were arrested by the California Highway Patrol for stealing $300,000 worth of Legos from various retailers.
The suspects, aged between 35 and 47, were charged with organized retail theft, grand theft, and conspiracy.
The stolen Lego sets, including rare and expensive items, were sold to fences who may unknowingly resell stolen goods.
Retailers affected include major stores like Target, Home Depot, and Lowe's.
The thefts are part of a broader increase in retail crime in California, prompting security upgrades by several stores.