A 39-year-old Glendora man is facing shoplifting charges after employees of the township Walmart said he stole more than $300 worth of Lego toys on two separate occasions in November.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP -- A 39-year-old Glendora man is facing shoplifting charges after employees of the township Walmart said he stole more than $300 worth of Lego toys on two separate occasions in November.
Police charged David Zawojski with two counts of shoplifting for the Nov. 7 and Nov. 14 incidents. In the most recent, police said he placed Lego packages in a plastic bag and walked out of the store. He was recognized by an employee from a previous Lego theft but did not stop when the employee confronted him at the door. He was later identified through his vehicle registration and surveillance footage and issued summons.
Also in Washington Township's crimelog:
--A Brandywine Way man reported on Nov. 21 that $600 in cash, as well as credit and medical cards were stolen from his vehicle, which was left unlocked overnight.
--A Green Valley Drive woman reported a package containing an iPhone was stolen from her front door step after it was delivered on Oct. 27.
--A Fries Mill Road woman reported her camera was missing following a party held at her residence on Oct. 31. She reported she suspected a Deptford man who had never been to her home before and is known for stealing items was reponsible.
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--A Champion Way man reported on Nov. 14 that two rims, valued at $80 total, were stolen from the rear passenger and drivers' side wheels of his 1985 Camaro.
--A Saddlebrook Way man reported on Nov. 13 that his $700 bike was stolen from his garage, which he accidentally left open overnight.
--A 26-year-old Washington Township man was arrested for burglary on Nov. 9 after he was spotted entering the second floor of a Bells Lake Drive home on a ladder. Police said Alexander Piscielli was stopped by police after he was spotted driving the same type of vehicle that was reportedly used in the burglary and matched a description of the suspect. Piscielli misidentified himself as the man whose house he was seen entering, and later told police he had been told to enter the house to get $200 to borrow to buy his girlfriend a purse. Police found $1980 cash in Piscielli's possession. He was charged with theft and burglary and released pending a court appearance.
--A Sherwood Drive man reported his iPod was stolen from his vehicle on Nov. 7. An ID belonging to an old friend of the man's son was found in his backseat, and the man said he did not think it had been there long.
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