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Lego Loot: Massive Theft Bust in Adelaide

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Police in Adelaide discover a massive stash of stolen Lego sets worth over $300,000, leading to theft charges for a woman and a man. The collection filled their home and spilled into the front yard, requiring extra gear for transportation. Both suspects were arrested and bailed, with a court date set for May 12th. The case highlights the potential trouble caused by bulk theft, even of childrens toys.

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Lego Loot: Massive Theft Bust in Adelaide

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Adelaide News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Lego Loot: Massive Theft Bust in Adelaide. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Police in Adelaide just raided a home and uncovered a massive stash of stolen LEGO sets worth over $300,000. A 34-year-old woman and a 42-year-old man living there got hit with theft charges after cops linked the hall to shoplifting from, stores all over South Australia. The collection filled up their place with hundreds of box sets, prized stuff collectors go crazy for. It got so out of hand that the pile even spilled into the front yard during the bust. Word is, the sheer size blew every one away. Officers had to call in extra gear like 15 pallets and two horse floats from the mounted police, just to haul it all out. That's next level logistics for some brick bandits. Both suspects were arrested on the spot, but bailed out with the court date set for May 12th at Port Adelaide Magistrate's Court. No word yet on how they pulled off the long-term grabs without getting caught sooner. This LEGO loot saga proves even kids' toys can stack up big trouble when stolen in bulk.

Stay tuned as the case builds in court. That wraps Adelaide News today. Brought to you with AI. I'm Quarry with the Story.

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