Two Somerset Residents, Six Others, Indicted In Connection With $500,000 Car Theft Scheme

June 30, 2017 Crime News

Shanel Terry, left, and James Tutt were among eight people indicted on conspiracy and money laundering charges. Photos: State Attorney General.

Two township residents were among eight people indicted on a variety of conspiracy and money laundering charges related to the alleged theft of cars and car loans worth more than $500,000.

James Lamont Tutt, 43, and Shanel Terry, 35, were among those indicted by a state grand jury June 26. Also indicted were David L. Dunaway, Jr., 42, of Irvington; Paige E. Hunt, 26, of Bloomfield, and David Terry, 34, of Newark, according to a press release from the state Attorney General’s Office.

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Two Somerset Residents, Six Others, Indicted In Connection With $500,000 Car Theft Scheme

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