Scene of possible Buckeye chop shop
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Posted: 02/07/2012
BUCKEYE, AZ - The Buckeye Police Department found what they believe to be a vehicle chop shop Monday while investigating reports of a stolen vehicle.
According to Carrick Cook of the Arizona Department of Public Safety, officers received a call of a stolen vehicle in the backyard of a house near Interstate 10 and Jackrabbit Road.
Police contacted the Vehicle Theft Task Force, and were able to search the residence with the support of a signed warrant.
While searching the area, police found the stolen vehicle, signs of a chop shop organization, and signs of insurance fraud.
Police were able to seize a Honda motorcycle, and two trailers.
The only suspect at the scene was not arrested, but remains a primary suspect while police continue to gather information on this case.
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