Search warrant executed after string of vehicle burglaries in Evesham’s Cambridge Park
EVESHAM TOWNSHIP, NJ — A suspicious vehicle that fled police during a proactive patrol in the Cambridge Park neighborhood last month has led investigators to a Camden residence, where police executed a search warrant Thursday in connection with a series of vehicle burglaries.
On September 19, Evesham Township patrol officers attempted to stop a vehicle spotted acting suspiciously in the area. Although the vehicle fled before the stop could be completed, its registration was captured by the department’s Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) system. The following day, several residents of Cambridge Park reported vehicle break-ins.
Evesham detectives launched a follow-up investigation and were able to identify a suspect believed to be connected to the burglaries. That investigation led to the execution of a search warrant on October 30 at a residence on Eutaw Avenue in Camden. The operation was carried out with assistance from the Camden County Sheriff’s Office Emergency Response Team and the Medford Township Police Department.
Authorities confirmed that evidence related to the burglaries was recovered during the search. While charges have not yet been filed, police say they are forthcoming pending further investigation.
The case remains open, and investigators are seeking additional information from the public. Anyone with knowledge of this incident or any recent vehicle thefts or burglaries is encouraged to contact the Evesham Township Police Department at 856-983-1116, the Confidential Tip Line at 856-983-4699, email BorbidgeG@eveshampd.org
, or send anonymous tips by texting ETPDTIP to 847411.
Key Points
Evesham police executed a search warrant in Camden after vehicle burglaries in Cambridge Park
Suspect vehicle fled officers but was later identified using ALPR technology
Evidence was recovered during the October 30 search and charges are pending
