Alleged Car Shoppers Waive Hearings
Two 19-year-olds accused of “car shopping” on Rockland and Lincoln avenues have waived their preliminary hearings.
James Hochstine and Adam Weaver admitted to police that they went through a number of cars in the early morning hours of July 13 and stole several items including a radio, GPS unit, cell phones, CDs, a Beanie Baby and candy, according to papers filed in District Judge Dominic Cercone's office.
A witness told police she saw them “hitting cars right in front of her” while she was sitting on her front porch smoking a cigarette.
Police were called to the scene and chased the men into Oak Hill Cemetery, where one of them was tripped by the thick brush and fell during the pursuit. The other surrendered a few feet away.
They are jailed on $5,000 bail each.
James Hochstine and Adam Weaver admitted to police that they went through a number of cars in the early morning hours of July 13 and stole several items including a radio, GPS unit, cell phones, CDs, a Beanie Baby and candy, according to papers filed in District Judge Dominic Cercone's office.
A witness told police she saw them “hitting cars right in front of her” while she was sitting on her front porch smoking a cigarette.
Police were called to the scene and chased the men into Oak Hill Cemetery, where one of them was tripped by the thick brush and fell during the pursuit. The other surrendered a few feet away.
They are jailed on $5,000 bail each.
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