Rahway police seek public’s help identifying suspects in attempted car thefts, burglaries
Authorities say criminals are targeting homes to steal vehicle fobs, with a noted uptick in coordinated theft groups.
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yesterdayPolice in Rahway are alerting residents about an increase in residential burglaries and thefts of high-end vehicles.
Police posted a video on Facebook that shows suspects targeting homes to steal vehicle fobs.
Authorities say criminals are targeting homes to steal vehicle fobs, with a noted uptick in coordinated theft groups.
Police are reminding residents to bolster home and vehicle security:
- Secure doors and windows
- Install alarms
- Keep valuables (including keys) out of view
- Report any suspicious behavior immediately to help prevent further incidents
Anyone with information about these incidents should contact the Rahway Police Detective Bureau at 732-827-2110. Anonymous tips can also be submitted by calling 908-654-TIPS or online here.
