Two arrested after £5,000 of suspected stolen food found in car
On Friday, officers from Cambridgeshire Police's Rural Crime Action Team stopped a vehicle on the A16 between Peterborough, Crowland, and Spalding after it appeared unusually low to the ground. A search of the car revealed more than £5,000 worth of suspected stolen goods, including 58 bottles of olive oil, 14 tins of tuna, 399 packs of chocolates, cleaning products, and large quantities of coffee, cheese, and chorizo. Images released by police showed piles of packaged chorizo, parmesan, Lurpak butter, Babybel nets, and cheddar stacked four-deep on the floor. A 39-year-old man and a 35-year-old woman were arrested on suspicion of theft and handling stolen goods. The operation was part of 'Operation Chambers', involving Lincolnshire Police Rural Crime Action Team, Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency, HMRC, Immigration, and Datatag ID Limited.
On Friday, officers from Cambridgeshire Police's Rural Crime Action Team stopped a vehicle on the A16 between Peterborough, Crowland, and Spalding after it appeared unusually low to the ground. A search of the car revealed more than £5,000 worth of suspected stolen goods, including 58 bottles of olive oil, 14 tins of tuna, 399 packs of chocolates, cleaning products, and large quantities of coffee, cheese, and chorizo. Images released by police showed piles of packaged chorizo, parmesan, Lurpak butter, Babybel nets, and cheddar stacked four-deep on the floor. A 39-year-old man and a 35-year-old woman were arrested on suspicion of theft and handling stolen goods. The operation was part of 'Operation Chambers', involving Lincolnshire Police Rural Crime Action Team, Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency, HMRC, Immigration, and Datatag ID Limited.
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