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CHP-Stockton makes 1,500 mile drive to deliver Barbie dreamhouse after Christmas Day theft

Two officers from CHP-Stockton drove up to Washington after three military families were victims of a Christmas Day theft.

STOCKTON, Calif. — After three military families were victims of a Christmas Day theft, two CHP-Stockton officers drove 1,500 miles to Washington to deliver gifts and toys to the families.

In December, a tractor-trailer carrying the belongings of the three active-duty military families was stolen in Stockton. The families were in the process of moving for active-duty relocation, CHP said. 

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Some time later, two officers from CHP-Stockton embarked on a road trip, dubbed Operation Barbie Dreamhouse to deliver gifts and toys to the families. It was chronicled on the CHP-Stockton Facebook page.

The officers made it to Washington and met Hannah Ooley, daughter of Sgt. First Class Joseph Ooley who they say had her Barbie Dreamhouse Dollhouse destroyed. 

Officers were able to successfully drop-off a Barbie Dreamhouse for the young girl.

This is a developing story and more information will be provided should it become available.

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