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Police Arrest Two in Several Burglaries Across the Area

A joint investigation involving Cinnaminson and Moorestown police resulted in the arrest of two people, including a Moorestown man, last week.

 

Cinnaminson Police assisted in the arrests of two people for allegedly burglarizing or attempting to burglarize homes here, in Moorestown and the surrounding area over the past few months.

A joint investigation among Moorestown, Cinnaminson, Mount Laurel and Maple Shade police and the Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office culminated in the arrests of Robert A. Hutton, 25, last known address Browning Avenue, Moorestown, and Elaina Decker, 20, last known address Amberfield Drive, Mount Laurel, on Thursday.

Hutton and Decker were arrested for the burglary/theft of a home on the 2500 block of Pine Street in Cinnaminson that occurred Thursday, Moorestown Police said, but were implicated in five other burglaries (three in Moorestown) and two attempted burglaries as a result of the joint investigation.

Moorestown Sgt. Lee Lieber said the investigation is ongoing and additional charges are forthcoming. Hutton and Decker acted as part of a larger group and those individuals will soon be charged as well, he said.

“We’re really happy with the cooperation we got with the prosecutor’s office and the neighboring departments to bring a lot of these cases to resolution,” Lieber said, noting that police were able to recover more than $10,000 worth of stolen jewelry.

Hutton and Decker, who were placed in Burlington County Jail in lieu of bail, will be charged as follows:

Moorestown

Decker was also charged with falsely incriminating another, police said, after she falsely accused another person of being her accomplice in the crimes.

Cinnaminson

Mount Laurel

Hutton will be charged as follows:

Decker will be charged with three counts of conspiracy to commit burglary, one for each of the above-mentioned Mount Laurel cases.

Information provided by Moorestown Police. An arrest does not indicate a conviction. 

Related Topics: Burglary and Cinnaminson Police

CBJ

5:57 pm on Monday, May 7, 2012

Nice job done by all! Crime does not pay!

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Bruce

8:21 pm on Monday, May 7, 2012

Yay!....sweeping away the sleeze!

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dummy

8:26 pm on Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Damn I gotta lock my doors now. Scumb bags.

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Anti White Trash

3:33 pm on Thursday, May 10, 2012

look at that loser smiling, what a piece trash.

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