A significant recovery of stolen goods was made by the California Highway Patrol in Anaheim. 2 million, was found during a raid on a warehouse. The stolen items included servers belonging to Meta.
Further details about the raid and the recovery are available from the California Highway Patrol. For more information on this incident, readers can refer to the source, as the details provided are limited to the value and type of merchandise recovered.
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