Teen suspect raising arms with police car flashing lights and dark Gloucester street during nighttime arrest

Gloucester Township Police Arrest 15‑Year‑Old After Recovering Three Stolen Vehicles

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At 8:25 p.m. Tuesday, Gloucester Township police seized a 15‑year‑old suspect and recovered three stolen vehicles, marking a swift response to a surge in local theft.

The Arrest

Officers were dispatched to Revere Run in the Sicklerville section after a report of vehicle theft. The area had already been targeted for enforcement due to recent crime trends. When police attempted to stop the youth, he fled, but officers located and captured him shortly thereafter.

Police Response

Investigators found the suspect in possession of items consistent with burglary and vehicle theft activity. He was charged with three counts of vehicle theft, possession of burglary tools, and related offenses.

Vehicle Recovery

Police located the three stolen vehicles and returned them to their respective owners.

Key Takeaways

  • A 15‑year‑old was arrested after police recovered three stolen cars in Gloucester Township.
  • The suspect was charged with vehicle theft, burglary tool possession, and related offenses.
  • The stolen vehicles were returned to their owners following police investigation.

The incident underscores the township’s ongoing efforts to curb vehicle theft and related crimes.

Police investigator holding stolen vehicle keys examines suspect with open toolbox of lockpicks.
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Author: Jordan M. Lewis

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