Orange thieves caught red handed with car full of stolen fruit
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Published: 30 Jan, 2018 CET.
Updated: Tue 30 Jan 2018 16:59 CET
Police in Seville discovered thieves attempting to get away with four tonnes of stolen oranges after pulling their vehicles over at the side of the road.
The fruit thieves were discovered after police became suspicious at the reaction of three vehicles when passing a patrol car on the road between Torreblanca and Mairena de Alcor in the region of Seville.
The cars, which were obviously being driven in convey, abruptly changed direction when the drivers spotted the patrol car ahead.
#PolicíaSevilla denuncia a cinco personas por el presunto robo de 4.000 kilos de naranjas en una nave de #Carmona #Sevilla
+ Info https://t.co/TNHQAQswAV pic.twitter.com/429OAVOHBc
— Emergencias Sevilla (@EmergenciasSev) January 26, 2018
Police pulled over the two cars and a van to discover the vehicles were jam-packed with stolen oranges.
Five people were arrested for the theft of the fruit from a warehouse in Carmona.
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The fruit thieves were discovered after police became suspicious at the reaction of three vehicles when passing a patrol car on the road between Torreblanca and Mairena de Alcor in the region of Seville.
The cars, which were obviously being driven in convey, abruptly changed direction when the drivers spotted the patrol car ahead.
#PolicíaSevilla denuncia a cinco personas por el presunto robo de 4.000 kilos de naranjas en una nave de #Carmona #Sevilla
— Emergencias Sevilla (@EmergenciasSev) January 26, 2018
+ Info https://t.co/TNHQAQswAV pic.twitter.com/429OAVOHBc
Police pulled over the two cars and a van to discover the vehicles were jam-packed with stolen oranges.
Five people were arrested for the theft of the fruit from a warehouse in Carmona.
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