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Man Charged In Two Ocean County Burglaries

Source: Jersey Shore Online · Jul 29, 2026, 9:21 AM

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A 35-year-old man from Pennsauken in Camden County has been charged with multiple offenses following investigations into two separate burglaries that occurred in July in Ocean County.

Lakewood police identified Mashon Wilson as the suspect in both incidents, which involved a residential property on Cross Street and a school building on Massachusetts Avenue.

The first investigation began on July 19 when officers responded to the initial burglary report. Police investigations determined that both crimes were connected to the same perpetrator, leading to Wilson's arrest and charges.

Key points

  • Mashon Wilson, 35, of Pennsauken charged in two Ocean County burglaries
  • First burglary reported July 19 at Cross Street residence in Lakewood
  • Second burglary involved a school on Massachusetts Avenue
  • Lakewood police investigations linked both incidents to same suspect
  • Suspect faces multiple charges following dual investigation

FAQ

Who was charged in the Ocean County burglaries?
Mashon Wilson, a 35-year-old from Pennsauken in Camden County, was charged with multiple offenses related to the two burglaries.
Where did the burglaries occur?
The burglaries occurred at two separate locations in Ocean County: a residence on Cross Street and a school building on Massachusetts Avenue, both in Lakewood.
When was the first burglary reported?
The first investigation began on July 19 when Lakewood police officers responded to a burglary report at the Cross Street residence.
How did police connect the two crimes?
Detectives' investigations into both July burglaries led them to determine that the same suspect was responsible for both incidents.

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