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Police recovered stolen property after a license plate camera alert helped locate a suspect vehicle in East Palo Alto. MENLO PARK, CA — Menlo Park police arrested a 46-year-old Sunnyvale man suspected of multiple vehicle burglaries after recovering stolen property during a traffic stop in East Palo Alto, according to The Almanac. The investigation began after two vehicle break-ins at an apartment complex on Haven Avenue, where victims reported losing more than $1,500 worth of belongings, including sunglasses, electronic accessories and cash. Investigators linked a suspect vehicle to both burglaries and a separate break-in reported in July, the newspaper reported. Find out what's happening in Menlo Park-Athertonfor free with the latest updates from Patch. A Flock Safety license plate recognition camera later detected the vehicle near Bell Street and University Avenue in East Palo Alto.

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