A man was arrested in connection with a Thursday morning burglary at an Allied Gardens comic book and toy store in which numerous Lego sets were stolen, according to San Diego Police.
At around 4 a.m., the owner of TC’s Rockets contacted police after two people were seen smashing the store’s front door glass and placing store merchandise in a car.
With officers in pursuit, the car reached speeds of over 100 MPH as it transitioned to northbound Interstate 15 and exited on Friars Road. A short time later, the car was found abandoned on the shoulder of I-15, but the two suspected thieves were not at the scene.
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