DETROIT (WWJ) -- Two brothers are facing a slew of charges for allegedly running a "chop shop" in Detroit after cops recovered multiple stolen cars, including one worth around $60,000.
According to the Detroit Police Department, investigators went to inspect the business, located at 8951 Michigan Avenue, west of Livernois Avenue, after receiving a tip that the men operating the shop didn't have a license.
After police ran a plate on a vehicle, they discovered it was stolen.
On Tuesday, detectives obtained a search warrant and later recovered at least 10 stolen cars, including a Dodge Durango SRT that's worth around $60,000, said officials.
Some vehicles were reported stolen from the Stellantis Assembly Plant, Fox 2 Detroit reports.
Police have not released the identity of the suspects and charges are pending as police look into whether the brothers played a role in stealing the cars.
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