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The Australian man faces accusations of theft after the police discovered a “significant” grass Lego and Toys worth $ 250,000 (£ 120 800; $ 163,400), allegedly stolen from department stores in Adelaide.
About 2,500 items, including 1,700 unlocked Lego boxes, were found when a South Australian police searched a royal park.
The duration, which, according to the police, will be selling on the Internet – was the largest confiscated during an operation aimed at theft of retail in the state, and so large that additional officers were called to help remove the prey that filled three truck cargo.
A 41-year-old man accused of repository will appear in the Port Adelaide court on September 30.
In addition to Lego, other stolen items included soft toys, water guns and trucks with brands such as Pokémon, Barbie, Hello Kitty and Thomas Tank.
“The movements of the move are significant and indicates the depth of the alleged violation,” said John de Condition from South Australian police.
He said the operation – which sees the shops united with the police to catch the alleged thieves – the goals of repeated violators, as well as those who use violence and threats when theft.
Because the stolen items were believed to be linked to sales on the Internet, police urged consumers not to buy cheap goods from the Internet.
“This type of thefts is not a victim,” said De Candia. “Those who buy cheap goods from the Internet are unwittingly facilitate this crime, and we urge them to consider it.”
Police said in recent months in South Australia, the operation noticed the fall of the thefts of the shops, and the officers conducted about 2500 arrests.
In recent years, retail crime has grown worldwide, and a poll showing messages of customer’s thefts in the UK grew by 3.7 million to 20.4 million12 months before September 2024, which cost retail, approximately £ 2 billion.
