Six individuals are facing charges after a recent bust by state police investigators, who unveiled a chop shop operation in Milford Township dealing in stolen vehicle parts with an estimated value of hundreds of thousands of dollars. According to a Bucks County government announcement, these parts were being sold and shipped to the Dominican Republic.
The investigation led to the discovery of multiple stolen vehicles and assorted parts poised for overseas shipment at a garage located at 2150 Rosedale Road. Five of the six charged individuals are currently in custody, and one man, names Aldenis Gonzalez-Caceres, who rented the property, is reportedly at the center of the operation. The garage housed 12 stolen vehicles alongside numerous vehicle engines and other components.
Those implicated in the operation include Aldenis Gonzalez-Caceres, 52, of Milford Township; Alexander G. Espinal De Jesus, 48, of North Chesterfield, Virginia; Rahinier Antonio Paulino, 31, of Bronx, N.Y.; Ricky M. Paulino, 26, of Bronx, N.Y.; Lenny Gomez-Santos, 47, of Allentown; and Luis F. Hernandez Infante, 23, of Yonkers, N.Y.
Gonzalez-Caceres is facing charges for his alleged role as the proprietor of the illicit business hub. The information about the arrest and the charges was detailed in an official statement by the Bucks County authorities.
