A 73-year-old Pennsylvania mother and her 37-year-old son have something in common -- they're both accused in a string of car break-ins and thefts amounting to $25,000 in stolen items, ABC 27 reports.
Lois and Everett Pack were arrested Feb. 18 after Everett was spotted smashing two windows of a vehicle used in a sting operation, police said. Officers allege Pack and his 73-year-old mother were taking items from the vehicle, ABC27.com reported.
The couple allegedly stole from vehicles parked at several park & ride locations, and are suspected of several home and storage facility burglaries, in Lancaster, Chester, Dauphin and Berks counties.
The Packs allegedly stole tools and other construction and commercial equipment, as well as vehicle batteries, WFMZ.com reported.
The suspects were taken to Lancaster County Prison. Everett Pack is behind bars on theft and burglary charges. Lois Pack was released pending further investigation. Both may face additional charges, LancasterOnline.com reported.
Anyone with information possibly related to this case is encouraged to call Northwestern Regional Police at (717) 367-8481.
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Lois and Everett Pack were arrested Feb. 18 after Everett was spotted smashing two windows of a vehicle used in a sting operation, police said. Officers allege Pack and his 73-year-old mother were taking items from the vehicle, ABC27.com reported.
The couple allegedly stole from vehicles parked at several park & ride locations, and are suspected of several home and storage facility burglaries, in Lancaster, Chester, Dauphin and Berks counties.
The Packs allegedly stole tools and other construction and commercial equipment, as well as vehicle batteries, WFMZ.com reported.
The suspects were taken to Lancaster County Prison. Everett Pack is behind bars on theft and burglary charges. Lois Pack was released pending further investigation. Both may face additional charges, LancasterOnline.com reported.
Anyone with information possibly related to this case is encouraged to call Northwestern Regional Police at (717) 367-8481.
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