Unidentified Criminal Couple Gets Arrested (Can the Police Identify who they are?)

This is a follow-up from a previous video involving a SERIAL THIEF stealing from yet ANOTHER Home Depot. On August 9, 2022, Stafford Township Police were dispatched to a report of an attempted theft at the Home Depot located on Route 72 West. The male suspect was apprehended when he was attempting to leave the store with over $4,400 worth of merchandise. His female co-conspirator was also arrested shortly thereafter when she was found sitting in his vehicle with over $8,500 worth of stolen merchandise from other Home Depot locations.

In this video, watch as Stafford Township Police transport both suspects to the Stafford Township Police Department and speak to them separately in an attempt to identify who they REALLY are. During the booking process, both suspects were initially uncooperative and continued to make contradictory statements. After both of them were photographed, fingerprinted, and questioned, the female suspect was eventually identified as Jessica Bridgelal of Carteret, New Jersey. With the assistance of Jessica Bridgelal, the police were eventually able to identify her male co-conspirator as Ronnie Bridgelal.

Once Jessica Bridgelal was identified, she was processed and released with a court summons. You can see from my previous video that Jessica Bridgelal had previously been arrested for theft at another Home Depot in Linden, New Jersey. As Ronnie Bridgelal was being processed, it was discovered that he had an extensive criminal history. Given his prior record and his risk of reoffending, Ronnie Bridgelal was taken to the Ocean County Jail for further processing.

Here is my previous video of Jessica Bridgelal being arrested

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