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In interviews with police, Dupree admitted that he and his friends used Google maps to scout out areas they thought would be relatively affluent to go burglarize unlocked cars, South Windsor police Lt. Scott Custer said.
"They would target areas near golf courses and residences with large roofs and then they would pick a central point, put it into their GPS unit and drive to the area," Custer said. "They'd park and walk up and down the streets burglarizing any car that was not locked."
The group would go out two to three times a week and burglarize 40 to 50 cars a night, he said.
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A friends house got looted over the weekend, and he forgot to turn on their burglar alarm. They stole over $20,000 worth of jewelry, computers, tablets, etc. He believes they were watching his house, and looted the house when he went to the movies with the wife.
"They would target areas near golf courses and residences with large roofs and then they would pick a central point, put it into their GPS unit and drive to the area," Custer said. "They'd park and walk up and down the streets burglarizing any car that was not locked."
The group would go out two to three times a week and burglarize 40 to 50 cars a night, he said.
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A friends house got looted over the weekend, and he forgot to turn on their burglar alarm. They stole over $20,000 worth of jewelry, computers, tablets, etc. He believes they were watching his house, and looted the house when he went to the movies with the wife.