2 men arrested for breaking into cars in New Square
Last Tuesday, the Ramapo Police Department received multiple reports of car break-ins, during which various items, including cash, were stolen.
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yesterdayIn Rockland County, two men have been arrested for breaking into and stealing from cars in the village of New Square.
Last Tuesday, the Ramapo Police Department received multiple reports of car break-ins, during which various items, including cash, were stolen.
Additionally, the suspects attempted to break into a home during the spree.
One suspect, a 33-year-old man from Allentown, Pennsylvania, was arrested later that day by the Rockland County Sheriff's Office. He was found in possession of the car used in the crimes and was arraigned in the Village of Wesley Hills Court.
The second suspect, a 26-year-old man from Suffern, was arrested on Friday and arraigned in the Town of Ramapo Court.
Both suspects have been sent to the Rockland County Jail on $25,000 bail each. They face charges including attempted burglary, grand larceny, multiple counts of petit larceny, and multiple counts of conspiracy.
