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Police Look for Man Accused of Shoplifting in Elizabeth, Criminal Mischief in Newark

By Travis Tormey on August 26, 2017
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Newark Shoplifting ChargesNewark police is on the lookout for a man who is reportedly wanted for a shoplifting offense in Elizabeth NJ and criminal mischief in Newark, New Jersey.

The suspect is a 21-year-old man. In addition to being wanted on shoplifting charges and criminal mischief charges, the suspect also reportedly faces hindering apprehension charges in Harrison, NJ.

According to authorities, the suspect stole an item from a business in Elizabeth, New Jersey. Police investigated and eventually identified the suspect as the possible culprit in the theft crime.

The suspect was later charged with criminal mischief in Newark and hindering apprehension in Harrison.

However, despite multiple outstanding arrest warrants, the suspect has not yet been apprehended by law enforcement.

When the suspect is eventually captured by police, he will also be questioned in connection with a burglary in Newark, New Jersey.

Anyone who has information about the suspect or his whereabouts should get in touch with police.

For additional information about this case, access the NJ.com article, “Newark Police Looking for Burglary Suspect.”

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    Newark New Jersey Criminal Law Blog
  • Organization:
    The Tormey Law Firm
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