A nondescript warehouse in Anaheim turned out to be anything but, according to state investigators who say it was operating as a major resale hub for stolen merchandise. On June 18, California Highway Patrol Border Division investigators served a search warrant at the site and recovered more than $2.2 million in stolen goods.
The operation was led by the Border Division’s Cargo Theft Interdiction Program, working alongside Organized Retail Crime units. Authorities say thousands of items were seized and are now being catalogued and matched back to retailers as part of an ongoing probe.
Investigators from the CHP Border Division Cargo Theft Interdiction Program and Organized Retail Crime units recovered more than $2.2 million in stolen merchandise while serving a search warrant at a warehouse in Anaheim on June 18. https://t.co/JMfkeSLN5G
— CHP Border Division (@CHP_Border) June 22, 2026
CHP details and timeline
According to the CHP Border Division, investigators hit the Anaheim warehouse with a search warrant on June 18 and recovered the merchandise during that operation. The agency credited its Cargo Theft Interdiction Program and Organized Retail Crime units but did not list any arrests or disclose the warehouse’s precise address…