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 LAPD says he was part of a huge organized retail theft ring and that he was responsible for receiving, redistributing, and reselling a high dollar amount of stolen property.
The LAPD says it executed two search warrants, one in Hollywood and one in Hawthorne. Police say the suspect was delivering stolen goods to a warehouse in Hawthorne.
Detectives discovered thousands of stolen pairs of shoes, clothing and accessories in a warehouse. (Los Angeles Police Department) 
Thousands of stolen pairs of Nike shoes were found at a warehouse in L.A. (Los Angeles Police Department) 
The LAPD says Roy Lee Harvey Jr. was arrested after detectives discovered roughly $5 million worth of stolen goods. (Los Angeles Police Department) 
Thousands of stolen pairs of Nike shoes were found at a warehouse in L.A. (Los Angeles Police Department)
Detectives teamed with Nike’s Global Security Director and other supply chain investigators to find the stolen goods. When they gained access to the warehouse in Hawthorne, they found thousands of pairs of stolen Nike shoes, clothing, accessories, and unique prototypes.
Anyone with more information is asked to call the LAPD Commercial Crimes Division, at (213) 486-5920
