New Jersey dealership robbed on Thanksgiving night
Xtreme Machines owner Mike Resciniti was getting ready for bed around 11:30 p.m. when he received a notification from his Ring camera detecting motion at Xtreme Machines.
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“We had a nice Thanksgiving,” Resciniti says in an interview with New Jersey’s News12. “Before I fell asleep, I was alerted by one of the cameras that there was motion. I saw sparks flying. I jumped out of bed and called the police.” Only, this wasn’t a nursery rhyme; it was real life.
In a video of their surveillance cameras, it appears to show thieves cutting open the gate behind the business before an off-road vehicle, a 2025 Can-Am Maverick was stolen. The entire incident only took less than three minutes, according to the report.
Resciniti says the thieves, who are still at large, may have used the Can-Am to get away not only using the roads but also the trail system around the area and going through the woods.
Resciniti says Monroe and state police are investigating. And in the meantime, he says they have made some changes to prevent this from happening again.
Resciniti hopes other nearby businesses or residents will come forward with any video surveillance to help capture the criminals responsible for the theft.
