North Charleston Police Arrest Suspect in String of Summer Vehicle Break-ins
The North Charleston Police Department has charged a suspect in connection with a series of vehicle break-ins that took place throughout the summer months.
Deon Antonio Rambert, 48, is accused of breaking into at least 15 vehicles between June and August. Investigators report that stolen items included purses, wallets, credit and debit cards, Social Security cards, driver’s licenses, personal identification documents, cash, jewelry, and a firearm.
Through the diligent work of NCPD Uniform Patrol officers and Detectives, Rambert was arrested on an agency warrant. Additional charges were later filed. He now faces:
- 15 counts of breaking into auto/tanks where fuel is stored
- 3 counts of financial transaction card theft
- 1 count of financial transaction card fraud
- 1 count of financial identity or identity fraud
Some of the stolen property has been recovered.
The North Charleston Police Department reminds residents to remove valuables from vehicles and ensure they are securely locked at all times.
NCPD also encourages the public to remain vigilant and report suspicious behavior. Tips about illegal firearms or criminal activity can be submitted anonymously through Crime Watch at www.northcharlestonpd.org. Your information could help prevent crime and keep our neighborhoods safe.
