Police recovered $30,000 in highly sought-after Labubu dolls from an Upland home that were allegedly stolen from a warehouse in an undisclosed community over several days, Chino police said. A search warrant was recently issued for the home, with one suspect trying to flee but ending up surrendering to authorities.

A La Puente store had its entire stock of Labubus, worth around $7,000, stolen just last week, but the owner of One Stop Sales posted to Instagram that investigators with the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department were able to recover and return the items.

Fourteen boxes of wildly popular Labubu dolls worth a staggering $30,000 were recovered by California police after they were stolen from a warehouse last week, authorities said. The pilfered plushies were found at a home in Chino, the city’s police department announced on Monday.