New jersey state police request help in rv theft case

New Jersey State Police Request Help in RV Theft Case

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June 22, 2024

ESTELL MANOR, NJ — The New Jersey State Police are calling on the public to aid in the investigation of a stolen recreational vehicle in Estell Manor Township, Atlantic County. The theft, involving a Toy Hauler camper, occurred on Tuckahoe Road between Friday, May 24, and Tuesday, May 28.

Authorities have released limited details from the preliminary investigation but confirmed that the Toy Hauler was taken from a plot of land during the specified dates. The New Jersey State Police are eager to gather any information that could lead to the recovery of the vehicle.

New jersey state police request help in rv theft case
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Individuals with knowledge of the incident or who recognize the stolen camper are encouraged to contact Troop “A” Buena Vista Station at (609) 561-1800.

Phil Stilton

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