NSW Police today arrested four men in relation to the alleged theft of 500 Infocus home theatre projectors valued at $2.5 million.
Infocus's exclusive distributor Revolution Technologies told CRN that a number of projectors were stolen from its
The men, aged between 39 and 44, were arrested in various locations across Sydney. The alleged principal of the group, a 39-year-old Rhodes man was arrested just after midday.
Police said they had recovered more than 160 projectors from storage facilities in the inner-west suburb of Marrickville and the western suburb of
“We are still making inquiries into the location of those stolen goods still outstanding,” Surry Hills Detective Inspector Gavin Wood said
Surry Hills Police formed Strike Force Kogo in September after inquiries revealed the allegedly stolen projectors were located in Sydney.
It was expected all four men would be charged with receiving stolen property and participating in a criminal group.
Police also said further arrests were expected.
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