State police seek identity of 2 men accused of burglarizing Pilesgrove campground
New Jersey State Police are asking the public for assistance identifying two men accused of burglarizing and vandalizing several campers at a campground in Salem County.
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Dec 22, 2021, 10:32 PM
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yesterdayNew Jersey State Police are asking the public for assistance identifying two men accused of burglarizing and vandalizing several campers at a campground in Salem County.
Police say that the burglaries happened between the evening of Dec. 10 and the morning of Dec. 11. The men are accused of burglarizing 13 campers at the Four Seasons Family Campground in Pilesgrove.
Images of the suspect were captured on a surveillance camera. One of the men is seen breaking the window of a camper to gain access. Both men are then seen inside the camper rummaging around.
One of the suspects was seen wearing an AC/DC “We Salute You” hoodie. He appears to notice the surveillance camera inside the camper and appears to then disable it.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Christopher Wegfahrt, of the State Police Woodstown Station, at 856-769-0775. Callers may remain anonymous.
