192 toilet paper rolls found in stolen SUV pulled over in Beverly Hills: Police

By Tracy Bloom, KTLA

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (KTLA) -- Officers recovered nearly 200 rolls of toilet paper from a vehicle that had been reported stolen, the Beverly Hills Police Department said Tuesday.

A photo posted to the agency’s social media accounts showed that police pulled over the white SUV near the intersection of Santa Monica Boulevard and Rexford Drive, right in front of the police station.

When officers searched the vehicle, they found 192 rolls of toilet paper inside, according to police. It was not immediately clear if the toilet paper had also been stolen or if it was already inside the SUV when the vehicle was taken.

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The driver was arrested and faces multiple charges “unrelated to the toilet paper,” a police official told the Los Angeles Times.

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