Trump talks running mates. He says he has not ruled out governor chris christie. Why one local political expert christie may not help the tick. But we begin with a vandalism spree in one new Jersey Community and Police Believe two teenagers are behind it. Good evening everyone, im jessica dean. Im ukee washington. Police say it all started when the teens went door to door trying to sell magazines. Eyewitness new reporter david spunt is in voorhees right now with a closer look at the young suspects. David . Reporter ukee and jessica, as you know we get a lot of Surveillance Video into our newsroom at Channel Three but i have to tell you this video seems to be a lot better than most of the video and police are saying that this High Definition video should help them and their hoping it helps them find these two teen vandals. Two teens knocked on the door of this voorhees home monday night. According to police, they were trying to sell magazines. Once they were told no, Authorities Say the
Seems to be a lot better than most of the video and police are saying that this High Definition video should help them and their hoping it helps them find these two teen vandals. Two teens knocked on the door of this voorhees home monday night. According to police, they were trying to sell magazines. Once they were told no, Authorities Say they did a number on several cars including this one. The homeowner who recorded the video asked not to be identifi identified. But told Eyewitness News the key marks on his car add up to about 2,500 in damages. Theres no reason for that. If they in fact were selling magazines move to the next house. Reporter detective rich taylor is with Voorhees Police. You have people that are hardworking people that, you know, are home, theyre trying to enjoy their evening off and because they declined to purchase what would be a magazine and for that reason their property is damaged. Reporter taylor told Eyewitness News the teens a male and female damaged at lea
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