Crime & Safety
Man Riding E-Scooter Burglarizes Dunkin’ Donuts In Newark: Police
He pulled up on an electric scooter, broke into the store and stole nearly $3,500 in cash before making his getaway, Newark police said.

NEWARK, NJ — A burglar pulled up to a Dunkin’ Donuts in Newark on an electric scooter, broke into the store and stole nearly $3,500 in cash before making his getaway earlier this week, police announced Wednesday.
According to the Newark Department of Public Safety, the burglary took place on Saturday. Here’s what happened, police said:
“At approximately 3:23 a.m., a male suspect arrived at Dunkin’ Donuts on the 800-block of Franklin Avenue, riding an electric scooter. The suspect approached a third entrance door where he used an object to break into the store. Once inside, the suspect also used an object to break into an office where he stole approximately $3,500 in cash before fleeing on the electronic scooter heading northbound on North 6th Street.”
The suspect later entered Stephen Crane Village, where he entered a vehicle (see below photo). Detectives reviewed video surveillance footage showing a white Kia sitting in the parking lot during the burglary and leaving shortly after the burglary suspect fled, police said.
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Police also released surveillance photos of the suspect (see below). He was wearing all-black clothing, orange and black gloves, black sneakers and a black face mask, authorities said.

Authorities said anyone with information can contact the Police Division’s 24-hour Crime Stopper tip line at 1-877-NWK-TIPS (1-877-695-8477). Anonymous tips can also be made using the Police Division’s website.
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