NJ man faces up to 5 years in prison for stealing air conditioners from shopping center
Authorities say Justin Barci stole units that were in use from the rear of the shopping center.
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yesterdayA man from Camden County was arrested earlier this month for allegedly stealing six air conditioning units from a shopping center in Washington Township, police announced on Tuesday.
Authorities say Justin Barci, of Sicklerville, stole units on July 5 that were in use from the rear of the shopping center on Greentree Road.
(Photo courtesy: Washington Township Police Department)
Barci faces up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine if found guilty.
Anyone with additional information concerning this theft or similar thefts is asked to contact the detective bureau at 856-589-0330.
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