Police uncover huge haul of allegedly stolen cars and parts at shed in Brisbane's south POLICE have uncovered hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of allegedly stolen vehicles and car parts at a shed on Brisbane's southside. Officers from the Bayside Criminal Investigations Branch and property team raided the Learoyd Rd property this morning where they found a number of vehicles, vehicle parts and other property suspected of being stolen. Detective Senior Sergeant Sean Dugger said police were speaking to a number of people and he called on anyone with information to contact police. "The officers have been here for a number of hours collating and doing checks on vehicles and we've actually towed a number of vehicles away," he said. It's certainly a substantial operation we believe we have interrupted. Sen-Sgt Dugger said the property was essentially a 'chop shop' where stolen vehicles were dismantled so that the parts could be sold or used to repair other stolen vehicles. "From the roadside these premises were seemingly innocuous but concealed an operation where we believe stolen vehicles were brought, re-identified and disposed of," he said. Sen-Sgt Dugger said he could not comment on whether any drugs were found. It would take officers some time to identify the stolen vehicles and return them to their owners, he said.