Three South Jersey teenagers are in trouble with the law for allegedly stealing a vehicle, and as a result, their parents are, too.
The Glassboro Police Department says that at around 11:30 last Friday night, they were notified that a vehicle that was stolen in Willingboro the day before was in the area of Rowan Boulevard.
Vehicle Located Behind Building
When cops, who located it behind a building, approached the three men who had just gotten out, they allegedly fled.
Two were quickly caught after a foot pursuit, while the third was later found walking along Rowan Blvd.
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Three 16-year-olds Charged
All three, identified only by their initials, were 16 years old and from Willingboro. They were released to their parents/guardians and were charged with the following:
“J.D.”
- Obstruction
- Resisting by Flight
- Disorderly Conduct
- Receiving Stolen Motor Vehicle
“D.W.”
- Obstruction
- Resisting by Flight
- Disorderly Conduct
- Receiving Stolen Motor Vehicle
“D.S.”
- Receiving Stolen Motor Vehicle
Parents Also Face Charges
In this case, the parents/guardians of each teenager were also charged under a new “Minors and Parent Responsibility” municipal ordinance, “for the lack of supervision and control over said minor,” according to the department…