Qld police uncover $2m in stolen goods QUEENSLAND police have uncovered an Aladdin's cave of stolen goods worth millions of dollars in Brisbane's south. Cars, motorbikes, power tools, televisions and jewellery were among the haul officers found in storage sheds in Coopers Plains on Friday afternoon. Detective Inspector Brendan Smith said the property was likely stolen from homes around Brisbane in the past six months. "We'll be here for a number of days processing, there's that much property," he told reporters. There's cupboards full of jewellery, probably I'd say near $1 million worth of jewellery let alone anything else. So there's just property everywhere. Insp Smith estimated the total value of the property to be in excess of $2 million. Detectives were undergoing the painstaking task of cataloguing all the property, he said. Two men are being questioned over the haul.