Robbers Hit Unlocked Cars on Fresh Ponds
Police are investigating a series of break-ins that occurred Saturday, Sept. 22.
Bandits broke into five cars on Fresh Ponds Road during the early morning hours of Saturday, Sept. 22, according to police. East Brunswick Police Units responded to Fresh Ponds Road on Saturday morning to investigate several vehicles that had been broken into sometime overnight. All the vehicles that had been broken into were left unlocked and parked in the resident’s driveways. Assorted items were taken from the vehicles including a pocketbook, a GPS unit, credit cards and cash. Anyone with any information is asked to contact Detective John Breen of the East Brunswick Police Department’s Investigative Division at 732-390-6990. In addition, the police department is reminding residents to lock their car doors and not to leave valuables in …
Chester Copperpot
10:17 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012
That is very true. I know people who had convertibles that would leave them unlocked so nobody would cut into the ragtop. However, it's apparent these fine members of society were simply just pulling handles and moving on to cars that were already open. Somebody could have avoided the credit card conundrum and still had their gps if they just locked the doors. more ›