Newark man arrested for burglary, car theft while homeowner was away in Europe
Officials say burglars entered the garage, ransacked a Tesla and stole another car.
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2ds agoA Newark man was arrested after police say he stole a car from a garage while the homeowner was away in Europe.
South Brunswick police say the homeowner received an alert on his phone that the Tesla had an open door.
Officials say burglars entered the garage, ransacked the Tesla and stole a different car. They say a fingerprint in the Tesla led to the arrest of 21-year-old Kayson Jones.
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