4 Teens Charged In Attempted Carjacking Outside South Jersey Wawa

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ — Police have charged four teenagers after an attempted carjacking at a Gloucester City Wawa last November.

A woman told police she was sitting in her vehicle on Nov. 18 at 10:15 a.m., at the Wawa located at 1317 Market Street. Two males dressed in black clothing approached her, showed a handgun, and told her to open the door, police said.

The males tried to open the car doors, but they were locked, said city police. The woman honked her horn and left the parking spot, and the suspects "fled toward Route 130 in a vehicle that was reported stolen in Camden City prior to the carjacking."

Gloucester City Police, the Camden County Prosecutor's Office Major Crime and Juvenile Units, and the Philadelphia Police Department 26th district identified and charged four Camden juveniles in connection with the crime.

One 15-year-old and one 14-year-old teen face a first-degree carjacking charge and a third-degree receiving stolen property charge, city police said.

One 17-year-old and one 13-year-old face a third-degree charge of receiving stolen property, police said.