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Speed Build Lego City 60317: Watch the Intense Police Chase at the Bank Take Shape - MSNWitness an adrenaline-pumping experience with this high-speed build of the Lego City 60317 Police Chase at the Bank set! Watch as we quickly construct one of the most thrilling and action-packed ...
Kids can get hands-on with LEGO and Duplo play, design their own dinosaurs on a graffiti walk, and take home dinosaur-themed colouring sheets. The exhibition opens on Sunday, May 31, from 10am to ...
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LEGO Police Highway Chase with Duke DeTain and Vito Action Set - MSNGet ready for thrilling car-chase action with the LEGO Police Highway Arrest set! This exciting building toy includes 2 cool cars, minifigures of LEGO® City hero Duke DeTain and notorious crook ...
GARLAND, Texas — It's a scheme that was built brick-by-brick. Brian Fleming and Ladarion Anderson, both 33, of Lancaster, Texas, are accused of stealing thousands of dollars of Lego sets from ...
BROOKFIELD, Wis. — Brookfield police are asking for help locating a suspect who allegedly took a baby monitor and Lego sets from a Kohl's store at 2315 N. 124th St. in Brookfield. According to ...
Oregon police uncovered more than $200,000 worth of stolen Lego sets at a toy store in the city of Eugene earlier this month, following a three-month investigation. Police accuse Ammon Henrikson ...
Following a three-month investigation, police uncovered $200,000 worth of stolen Lego sets at an Oregon store in a bust of a major theft ring of the plastic toy, officials said. According to a ...
A look at King Charles III's coronation celebration – in Legos Police recovered 4,153 stolen Lego sets worth more than $200,000 after a monthslong investigation in Oregon, officials said Tuesday.
An eye-popping amount of Lego sets purportedly swiped from local businesses were recently confiscated by Oregon police, according to a Tuesday post from the Springfield Police Department.
In Los Angeles, police have been investigating a Lego theft ring for seven months. Police said in one home, they recovered more than 2,800 boxes of Legos, resulting in the arrests of two people.
(CNN) – The Los Angeles Police Department seized more than 2,800 boxes of allegedly stolen LEGO toys. Police said the sets ranged in value from $20 to more than $1,000.
Police said Friday they found boxes of Lego stacked to the ceiling inside a man's home in Long Beach, just south of Los Angeles. The toys ranged in price from $20 to over $1,000 (£16 to over £786).
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