State Police Searching for South Jersey Convenience Store Burglar
New Jersey State Police are asking for help locating a man wanted for several convenience store burglaries around South Jersey.
Tony Petrozzelli, 50, of Camden, is wanted for allegedly committing burglaries at multiple convenience stores in Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, and Salem counties.
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According to a statement from police, on Saturday, May 8, State Police saw a suspicious vehicle parked in the parking lot of the Heritage Dairy Store in Upper Pittsgrove Township, Salem County.
The troopers discovered the vehicle was reported stolen and wanted in connection to various burglaries in the area.
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