NJ residents warned about sophisticated 'James Bond Gang' burglars
A group of thieves being called the "James Bond Gang" has been caught on camera breaking into a New Jersey home. In the video, one suspect can be seen using his rear end to open the door.
By NBC News staff
A group of thieves with an affinity for burglarizing well to do New Jersey neighborhoods appears to have struck again, according to police, who say an Oct. deputy chief of police described how the gang a group of between 30 and 50 burglars operated. "The thieves pick up jewelry and cash because the gold in the jewelry can be melted down within Pandora Charms Outlet Store 24 hours and is unidentifiable."
According to NBC New York, the name James Bond was coined because in the Pandora Jewelry Outlet 1980s, an original gang of burglars who successfully targeted fancy areas used a 007 style BMW as an escape car, which was also equipped with a pipe that would spray oil at pursuers and a flip up license plate with a blinding light below Pandora House Charm it that could be aimed at pursuers.
Police said the current era James Bond Gang usually hits homes near major highways so they can make a quick escape, adding that when some members get arrested, new ones Pandora House Charm are recruited, according to CBS.
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