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Lego Heist: Man Swaps Bricks for Pasta in $34K Scheme

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A California man is accused of stealing $34,000 in Lego sets by swapping bricks for pasta and returning boxes for refunds. Jarrelle Augustine faces grand theft charges linked to at least 70 thefts across multiple states. read more


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Man Arrested for Stealing $10,000 Worth of Lego Blocks

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A 32-year-old man in Washington was arrested for stealing $10,000 worth of Legos from a toy store. He broke in with a U-Haul, later found in a storage unit with weapons and drugs. Charges include possession of stolen property and drug possession. read more

California man charged with stealing $25,000 worth of Legos

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Michael Ivory Fletcher is accused of stealing $25,000 worth of Legos from Target stores in California by entering alone, filling a cart quickly, and escaping within minutes. He allegedly repeated this method at least seven times across multiple counties. read more

Men Arrested for Allegedly Stealing and Reselling Over $400K Legos

#LegoTheft #OrganizedCrime

Two men from Lancaster, Texas, Brian Fleming and Ladarion Anderson, were arrested for allegedly stealing and selling $400,000 worth of Legos, conducting an organized crime ring targeting Walmart and Target stores across multiple states. The operation was unveiled in 2022. read more

#LegoTheft #LosAngelesPolice

Police in Los Angeles seized over 2,800 stolen Lego sets from a Long Beach home belonging to Richard Siegel, 71, and Blanca Gudino, 39, following a series of Lego thefts. The sets have a value ranging from $20 to over $1,000 each. read more

#LegoTheft #CaliforniaCrime

Authorities in California arrested two individuals for running a Lego theft ring, with nearly 3,000 stolen boxes found in a Long Beach home. Detectives first noticed the thefts in December 2023. Suspects resold the stolen Legos through online ads. read more