Police have recovered €10,000 worth of toys stolen from a warehouse in Sevilla and arrested three people.
THE trio – who all have police records – have also been charged with other thefts and robberies.
A National Police operation, called Baltasar, began on December 6 after a shop in Avenida Montes Sierra, Utrera, was broken into and €86,000 worth of toys were taken.
According to sources, the thieves disabled the establishment’s security system and used a lorry to transport the large quantity of stolen goods.
The suspects were caught red-handed trying to disabled the security system at another premises and it was discovered the lorry was stolen.
A search of a farm in the Sevillian town Utrera uncovered the €10,000 worth of toys and the three were charged with belonging to a criminal group, robbery with force and theft of a vehicle.
The operation continues and other arrests have not been ruled out.
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