Sheriff's Department invites public to view $250K worth of recovered stolen items [Breaking]
Victims who lost items to thieves are invited to a public viewing of recovered stolen property — estimated to be worth around $250,000 — on Friday and Saturday in Kearny Mesa.
Detective Paul Oules said the items were recovered in early November when detectives executed a search warrant at a storage facility in Santee.Oules said the suspect is still outstanding, and it is unclear if the thefts were committed by an individual or a crime ring. If the property owner did not report the stolen item but can prove it belongs to them, a sheriff’s official will take a report.
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