2 Cars Stolen From Montclair Home During Burglary: Police

MONTCLAIR, NJ — Two cars were stolen from a Montclair home during a burglary last week, authorities say.

According to the Montclair Police Department, officers responded to a home on Heller Drive on Jan. 14.

A resident told officers that when she woke up and went downstairs, she found that a window and several kitchen drawers were open and her purse was missing. The residents of the home then discovered that a 2025 BMW X6 was missing from their garage and a 2021 BMW X5 was missing from the driveway.

Security footage shows two men entering the home from the rear at 5:08 a.m. They were dropped off by a white sedan, police said.

No additional information was immediately available.

STOLEN KIA

Another car theft took place on Upper Mountain Avenue on Jan. 18, police said.

The MPD released the following details about the incident:

"The resident reported that he was awoken at 2 a.m. by his security system alerting him to motion on his property. Upon investigating, he discovered that his 2024 Kia was no longer in his driveway. The suspect(s) left a 2022 Honda Pilot behind in its place."

The Honda was determined to be stolen from Paramus, police said.

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