 | Azar’s theft ring used a network of thieves or 'boosters'. Azar met with the thieves and bought the stolen Legos for a fraction of their retail prices. He then put the stolen toys up for sale online and made big profits. Legos are the targets of professional thieves around the country because they are hard to trace and can be sold quickly on the black market. Some sought-after Lego sets can sell for over $1,000. | 
Azar faces charges of first-degree aggravated theft, laundering a monetary instrument, 10 counts of first-degree theft and 15 counts of computer crime. |