The police are investigating an alleged scam in which household goods were stolen from a Bristol warehouse and sold from Devon via eBay. Brabantia ironing boards, kitchen utensils and other goods valued at more than �10,000 and �5,000 in cash have been seized by police.
They seized the goods from houses in Barnstaple and Umberleigh.
The police believe the items were stolen from a warehouse close to Nailsea, near Bristol.
Four people were questioned on 7 February over offences including conspiracy to steal, and bailed.
Investigating officers also raided a house at Weston-super-Mare and seized further Brabantia goods and about �3,000 cash.
Those questioned at Weston-super-Mare included a 27-year old Umberleigh man and a 62-year-old Barnstaple woman. They were bailed to appear in court on 11 May.
Police believe products stolen from the warehouse have been on sale since the middle of last year.
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