$500K in stolen Best Buy merchandise recovered in Central California

CBS13 News AM News Update - 12/8/22

FRESNO COUNTY – Authorities say more than $500,000 worth of stolen Best Buy merchandise was recovered by officers in Central California.

The incident happened back on Dec. 1 in an unincorporated part of Fresno County. California Highway Patrol says, early that afternoon, officers got a report about some suspicious activity.

CHP Investigators recover over $500,000, in stolen Best Buy merchandise. Central Division’s Organized Retail Crime Task...

Posted by CHP - Central Division on Thursday, December 8, 2022

As the caller described, someone had backed up a tractor-trailer behind another trailer and was unloading it. Turns out, however, the merchandise was hot.

It's unclear where the merchandise was stolen from.

Officers responded to the scene and arrested one suspect, 59-year-old San Fernando Valley resident Jaspreet Singh. About $500,000 worth of merchandise was recovered. 

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