Phony Police Store Yields $2.3 Million in Stolen Items
From United Press International
HARTFORD, Conn. —
Police rounded up dozens of suspects Thursday to climax a sting operation that yielded more than $2.3 million in stolen goods, including cars, guns and credit cards, authorities said.
Fifteen teams of officers in the initial sweep arrested 65 of 99 suspects named in arrest warrants as having done business with a phony appliance-repair shop operated by undercover police.
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