Eleven Men Indicted in Northeast Ohio Dealership Break-Ins

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CLEVELAND, OH – Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Michael C. O’Malley announced on Thursday, that eleven men have been charged with Engaging in a Pattern of Corrupt Activity and other charges.

The group is accused of breaking into 26 car dealerships and stealing vehicles in Northeast Ohio.

Between November 2, 2022, and March 17, 2023, they reportedly burgled 26 car dealerships and three apartment complexes across 11 counties, resulting in the theft of 86 vehicles valued at an estimated $5.1 million. The group also reportedly committed violent crimes using the stolen vehicles.

The case will be pursued by the combined efforts of 34 law enforcement agencies.

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