LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ — A Lawrence Township resident was charged with burglary and other offenses after a theft at a local Volvo dealership, Lawrence Township police said Friday.
Jeremiah Kramer, 28, was charged with burglary, theft and criminal attempt burglary.
On Tuesday, at around 9:21 a.m., Lawrence police officers were dispatched to the Volvo dealership at Brunswick Pike on a report of a burglary that occurred early morning.
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During the on-scene investigation, police determined that Kramer had entered the building around 3:16 a.m., and once inside proceeded to steal items from the service area and the main office, police said.
He then left the Volvo dealership with the stolen property. A short time later, he attempted to enter the Midas Muffler, also located on Brunswick Pike.
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On Thursday, around 5:48 a.m., Officer Wells was patrolling the Township and spotted a vehicle exiting a business that was closed on Brunswick Pike. Wells conducted a motor vehicle stop and the driver, Kramer, was taken into custody for outstanding warrants for his arrest.
Officer Steimle of the Lawrence Township Investigative Division conducted an extensive follow-up investigation and charged Kramer with burglary, theft and criminal Attempt burglary for the two separate incidents.
Kramer is being held at the Mercer County Correction Center pending a court appearance.
Anyone with any information regarding this incident is asked to contact the Lawrence Township Police Department at 609-896-1111.
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