California man pulled over with more than $10G in stolen Disneyland merchandise, cops say
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}California Highway Patrol officers said they found $10,000 worth of stolen Disneyland merchandise when they pulled over a driver Friday. (California Highway Patrol)
California authorities caught a thief who was stealing from the “happiest place on earth.”
California Highway Patrol officers said they recovered more than $10,000 worth of stolen Disneyland merchandise Friday after they pulled over a man who drove past a school bus with its red light flashing and stop sign displayed.
The man, who was not identified, was driving a Nissan Sentra when he was pulled over in Rosamond, police said. The officer discovered not only was the man driving with a suspended license, but he also had a slew of stolen merchandise and drugs on him.
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It’s unclear how he managed to steal the merchandise. Rosemon is about a 108-mile drive from Disneyland, according to Google Maps.
Officials stopped the vehicle after it drove past a school bus with its flashing lights and stop sign displayed. (California Highway Patrol)
The man was arrested and booked into jail.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}“We were able to contact Disneyland Security and will make arrangements to have the items returned. Disneyland can now return to being the happiest place on earth,” police said.