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Car Break-In Suspects Nabbed By Jersey Shore Police

Three suspects in car break-ins have been arrested on the Jersey Shore, authorities said.

Tyrone Jones

Tyrone Jones

Photo Credit: Ocean County Jail

On Friday June 10, at 3:28 a.m, Jackson Police Officer Travis Ceppaluni responded to a residence on Round Hill Road when a resident reported being alerted by his Ring security camera of an unknown person in his driveway near his vehicles. 

At approximately 4:30 a.m. when checking Overlook Drive, Police Officer Christopher Brown observed a subject run into the woods from a Ford Explorer which was parked in a driveway with the door left open. In the street near this residence was a 2005 Buick with two occupants. The officer conducted a motor vehicle stop. Other officers responded to the scene and a K-9 was requested from the Ocean County Sheriff’s Department to attempt to locate the suspect who ran from the scene.

As the investigation progressed, the two males in the Buick were placed under arrest and the K-9 track resulted in the suspect who fled the scene being located and placed under arrest.

Arrested were:

  • Kahlif Sandifer, 21, of Newark. He was processed and charged with burglary, criminal trespassing and eluding.
  • Tyrone Jones, 20, of Newark. He was processed and charged with conspiracy to commit burglary.
  • Kyel Watson, 21, of Newark. He was processed and charged with conspiracy to commit burglary.

All three arrestees were later turned over to the Ocean County Sheriff’s Department and held in the Ocean County Jail and the Buick was seized pending further investigation.

During the investigation, it was discovered that there was a fourth man involved who was not located and the investigation is continuing. Anyone with any information related to this incident is asked to contact Det. Robert Reiff at 732-928-1111.

Residents are reminded to remove any valuables and lock their parked vehicles at all times and to call police headquarters at 732-928-1111 to report suspicious activity so officers can respond to investigate. 

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