4 Vehicles Value Complete $300,000 Stolen In Manalapan Days Earlier than Vacation

Manalapan, N.J.—Police urge residents to take away key fobs and all valuables from vacant automobiles and lock their doorways after 4 automotive thefts occurred earlier than Christmas I am right here.

Deputy Commissioner Leonard Maltese reported the next incidents, which resulted in losses totaling roughly $300,000:

• Tuesday, December 20: A 35-year-old Manalapan resident reported stealing an unlocked car containing a key fob whereas parked at a residence on Newport Drive. The car and its contents have been valued at roughly $83,945. Patrolman De Cristofaro dealt with the report.
• Additionally December 20: A 40-year-old Manalapan resident stories that an individual stole an unlocked car with a key fob from a Kingsley Drive residence. The car and its contents have been valued at roughly $40,000. Patrolman Christopher Capuzzo acquired the report.
• Friday, December 16: A 27-year-old Manalapan resident discovered that an individual was unsecured sooner or later between 8:30 pm on December 15 and seven:30 am on December 16. Reported getting into the Deepwater Circle residence by way of a window and taking the merchandise. A car value about $150,000. Patrolman William Dutton acquired the report.
• Thursday, December 15: An 85-year-old Manalapan resident stated that between 4:30 p.m. I reported it stolen whereas it was parked. Bridge Boulevard. Patrolman Jeffrey Emsley was debriefed.

All 4 automotive thefts are being investigated by the police.

In the meantime, on December nineteenth, a felony act involving a automotive was reported. A 75-year-old Manalapan resident reported to police that earlier in December, Whitman tried to take away two wheels and tires from a automotive parked at his drive-in residence. 15. Patrolman Ross Dessel acquired a report.

Automotive theft is an ongoing downside right here and in different cities throughout the state, so private vigilance is critical. He reminded residents to