San Jose cops discover underground bunker with $100K of stolen goods

Six people were arrested after an investigation into a commercial burglary incident led police to an underground bunker at a homeless encampment in California where they discovered $100,000 worth of stolen goods - including power tools, three shotguns and ammunition.

Photos shared by San Jose police on social media this week show an elaborate bunker built into the side of a creek bed and equipped with electricity that they believed was 'plugged into somebody else's source.'

The bunker was discovered on Monday in Coyote Creek, and stashed with thousands of dollars worth of stolen goods including dozens of power tools, construction equipment, shotguns, and boxes of ammunition.

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