Looted articles and guns worth more than Rs 80 lakh have been found in a deserted underground bunker. This bunker was found by the police in California, USA. Actually, the police had reached here for a search in a robbery case. It is worth noting that the place where the bunker was found was very near to Franklin McNally School. In such a situation, many questions are also arising due to the receipt of so many weapons.

The San Jose police shared a picture of this underground bunker on Twitter on July 13. In these pictures, the luggage in the boxes, the way to the bunker and the guns are seen. In addition, the main bunker is seen to be made of a beam of wood. There is also a fan and light facility inside the bunker. In a tweet, the San Jose police wrote, "Today Patrol Officers continued to conduct follow up on a commercial burglary incident that occurred yesterday. The investigation led them to a homeless encampment in the area of Coyote Creek and Wool Creek Dr. Here’s what they recovered from an underground bunker.''

Today Patrol Officers continued to conduct follow up on a commercial burglary incident that occurred yesterday.

The investigation led them to a homeless encampment in the area of Coyote Creek and Wool Creek Dr.

Here’s what they recovered from an underground bunker: pic.twitter.com/LApVW3WWn6

— San José Police Media Relations (@SJPD_PIO) July 12, 2022

The same Sen Jose police also admitted that the way the construction has taken place inside the bunker shows the engineering skills. Police have arrested six persons in the incident. However, the police have refused to divulge anything more about the case. The police said whatever the looted goods are, they will be returned to the victims. Local resident Ashley King, while talking to the media, said that he feels there will be more such bunkers around. When the San Jose police made public the photos related to the incident, people also asked questions. Ashley also asked the police on social media if any items had been found that had been stolen from their construction site nearby. King said his site was targeted four times in six months. Tools were stolen, and trucks were stolen twice. Once the tractor was stolen. The fourth attempt to steal failed.  

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