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Police in California took a wipe out of crime Tuesday after pulling over a stolen SUV and finding 192 rolls of toilet paper -- a sought-after commodity as people hoard supplies amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Beverly Hills police posted a photo of officers searching the white SUV on social media. Two boxes stuffed with rolls of toilet paper are pictured outside the vehicle.

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“Gives ‘They saw me rollin’...’ a whole new meaning,” the department wrote on Twitter.

Police said officers found 192 rolls of toilet paper inside a stolen SUV on Tuesday. (Beverly Hills Police Department)

Police arrested the driver. It was unclear whether the toilet paper was also stolen,

“The driver was arrested for several charges -- unrelated to the toilet paper,” Beverly Hills Police Lt. Elizabeth Albanese told the Los Angeles Times.

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Officers also recovered a gun while searching the vehicle, the department wrote in a reply on Instagram. It was unclear whether the driver had a gun permit.

Toilet paper has become scarce around the world as the coronavirus outbreak spreads and people hunker down inside their homes.

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Earlier this week, a tractor-trailer carrying a load of toilet paper rolled over and burst into flames on a Texas highway. Neither the driver nor his dog was hurt. But countless rolls of toilet paper were scorched or strewn across the roadway.