Thief Makes Repeated Visits to Car Store

front window and removed several personal items from the window sill inside of the building.

The incident occurred about 4 a.m. and was caught by the dealership's surveillance cameras.

The suspect was filmed wearing an orange and white football jersey with the word BEL AIR, and the number 13 on the front. He was also filmed driving off in a small, light-colored vehicle.

In August, at about 6 a.m., the same suspect shattered the front window in another attempt to take personal items from inside the store. He was caught on camera using pliers to take an antique thermometer attached to the outside wall.

This time, the suspect wore a solid blue football jersey with the words BEL AIR and the number 21 on the front.

According to the New Jersey State Police, the suspect is a white male between 5 feet 7 inches and 6 feet tall with long dark shoulder length hair. The vehicle he has been filmed leaving the dealership in is a white or light colored two-door vehicle, possibly a Dodge Neon.

The suspect is wanted by police for multiple thefts and criminal
mischief.

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