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eBay ski vendor found with $15,000 of stolen equipment
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Park City Police in the US state of Utah have apprehended a youth selling stolen skis and snowboards on eBay.
The owner of one pair of skis stolen from a Park City resort spotted them on the auction website the next day. In all, the police discovered $15,000 worth of stolen equipment.
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