Car Burglary Reported At Daycare In Delran: Police

MOORESTOWN, NJ — Moorestown police are investigating two car burglaries that took place at the Goddard School over the last two weeks. In both incidents, the victims were either picking up or dropping off their children at the school the Moorestown Police Department said in a Facebook post.

The first incident took place at about 4:15 p.m. on Nov. 27 when an unknown person stole a purse from an unlocked car in the parking lot. The person arrived in a dark colored Nissan SUV. After this, the same SUV was seen on video at the Delran Goddard School, where the person committed the same type of crime.

Then, at about 7:30 a.m. on Dec. 4, a silver vehicle, possibly a Chevrolet Cruze or Malibu pulled up alongside another car in the school’s parking lot. The person in the silver car then smashed the window of the parked car and stole a tote. Before this incident, the same silver car was seen on video at the Mt. Laurel Goddard School, where the person committed the same type of crime.

Police are reminding residents to not leave anything of value in plain view, lock their doors and be vigilant. On some occasions, there were parents putting their children in the cars right next to where this was taking place. Residents are asked to call 911 if they see something, and to be safe.

If anyone can identify the person in the image attached to this post, they are asked to contact the Moorestown or Mount Laurel police department. The image was provided by Mount Laurel police.