Two 14-year-olds in North Carolina are each facing 126 charges after High Point police connected them to more than 50 cases involving stolen vehicles and car break-ins.
The teenagers, one from Greensboro and the other from Lexington, were charged by juvenile petition, the High Point Police Department announced Sept. 9. Their cases are being handled by Juvenile Court Services.
Each teenager faces 42 counts of felony conspiracy, 36 counts of breaking and entering a motor vehicle, 31 counts of larceny of a motor vehicle, and 12 counts of possession of a stolen motor vehicle. The remaining charges include felony larceny, hit-and-run, injury to real property, breaking and entering to commit larceny, and misdemeanor conspiracy…