Berkeley police smashed a massive chop shop ring this week, seizing dozens of stolen cars—including four freshly stripped Hondas found near railroad tracks in East Oakland. Surveillance caught suspects loading engines into a truck, triggering a high-speed chase that ended in arrests of two homeless men, Jesus Rodriguez and Manuel Tapia, charged with dismantling vehicles and running a theft operation. Automated license plate readers were key in tracking stolen 2024–2026 Honda Accords and Civics, and detectives are still hunting more members of this sprawling crime network.
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