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2 Charged in Wallet Theft from Vehicle, L. Saucon Police Say

Two men are facing charges for allegedly stealing a wallet from a vehicle on a residential street in Lower Saucon Township, township police said Friday.

Two men are facing charges for allegedy stealing a wallet from a vehicle on a residential street in Lower Saucon Township, township police said Friday.

According to police, 19-year-old Tyjae Xavier Geovanta-Burks and 19-year-old Damani Nahkeem Perry were arrested Sept. 19 after a caller reported that two men had entered a vehicle in the 3800 block of Cannon Avenue.

Police said the call came in at approximately 11:19 p.m. and that the caller provided descriptions of the men, along with the direction in which they had fled.

Police said Geovanta-Burks and Perry were both located nearby a short time later and matched the descriptions provided by the caller.

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According to the department’s posts on Crimewatch, it was then determined that a wallet had been removed from the unlocked vehicle.

Both men are charged with Theft from a Vehicle (Misdemeanor 3), Theft by Unlawful Taking (Misdemeanor 3) and Receiving Stolen Property (Misdemeanor 3), police said.

Note: All individuals arrested or charged with a crime are presumed innocent until proven guilty. The story was compiled using information from the Lower Saucon Township Police Department.

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