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Jan 30, 2024 · Los Angeles police allege Roy Lee Harvey Jr., 37, is responsible “for receiving, redistributing, and reselling a high dollar amount of stolen property.”
Jan 30, 2024 · Police named Roy Lee Harvey Jr., 37, as the suspect, accusing him of “receiving, redistributing, and reselling a high dollar amount of stolen property.” Harvey, of Memphis, Tenn., was booked...
This investigation led to the arrest of, 37-Year-Old Roy Lee Harvey Jr. It is believed Harvey Jr. is responsible for receiving, redistributing, and reselling a high dollar amount of stolen property. Harvey was booked for 496(a) PC – Receiving Stolen Property, Booking No, 6749801.
Jan 30, 2024 · The suspect, 37-year-old Roy Lee Harvey Jr., is accused of receiving, redistributing, and reselling the stolen property that was recovered from a warehouse in Hawthorne on Jan. 27.
Jan 30, 2024 · A 37-year-old man was busted with millions of dollars of stolen Nike products, including thousands of pairs of Nike shoes in Los Angeles County. Authorities say Roy Lee Harvey Jr. was arrested as...
Jan 31, 2024 · The suspect, identified as Roy Lee Harvey Jr., was charged with 27 felony counts of receiving stolen property. Harvey, who as of Wednesday was out on bail with an ankle monitor, was...
Jan 30, 2024 · On Saturday, detectives from the cargo theft and retail crimes unit executed two search warrants in Hollywood and Hawthorne, the agency said in a press release. The Hawthorne location was a warehouse where the suspect, Roy Lee Harvey Jr., was allegedly seen delivering stolen Nike products.
Jan 30, 2024 · A 37-year-old man was arrested after $5 million worth of Nike Merchandise was discovered in a Hawthorne warehouse. Roy Lee Harvey, Jr. was taken into custody on suspicion of receiving ...
Jan 30, 2024 · The Hawthorne location was where Roy Lee Harvey Jr., 37, was seen delivering stolen Nike products, police said. It's unclear if anything was found at the Hollywood location.
Officers subsequently arrested 37-year-old Roy Lee Harvey Jr., who is believed to have been receiving and reselling the stolen products, according to the LAPD.
