Ammon News - 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.

Police said evidence showed the suspect or suspects were planning to resell the collectables across the country.

The dolls were returned to their rightful owners, cops said.

Last week, a store in La Puente, Calif. had $30,000 of its own horde of Labubu dolls snatched by a group of thieves who passed right by cash and even electronics in favor of the demonic collectibles.

The shop had its merchandise safely returned by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department last Friday, according to its Instagram.

Labubus, a sharp-toothed cross between a Cabbage Patch Kid and an Angel Baby typically complete with bunny ears and a dead-eyed stare, shot up in popularity over the summer. NYP