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Items North Providence police recovered from two teens they said were breaking into cars across the state. In total, police recovered $3,300 in goods.

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This class ring was one of the items recovered after North Providence police arrested two teenagers accused of breaking into cars across the state.

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Marc Ferrucci, 19, East Providence

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Nicolas Pacheco, 19, North Providence

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Cops looking for theft victims

Teens nabbed with $3,300 in stolen goods

Updated: Thursday, 24 Sep 2009, 3:51 PM EDT
Published : Thursday, 24 Sep 2009, 3:50 PM EDT

NORTH PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) - North Providence police said they busted a pair of local teens with $3,300 worth of stolen goods in their possession. Now, investigators are trying to track down the theft victims in order to return the stolen property.

Marc Ferrucci, 19, of East Providence and Nicolas Pacheco, 19, of North Providence were arrested early Tuesday morning behind the CVS Pharmacy on Mineral Spring Avenue. In their car, officers said they found more than a dozen stolen items including cell phones, car stereos, GPS units, and a desktop computer.

The teens are accused of breaking into cars in several communities across Rhode Island. Pacheco is also accused of using a stolen credit card at a store in Massachusetts. Pacheco was released on $10,000 bail, while Ferrucci is still being held at the ACI.

Victims of recent thefts are asked to contact the North Providence Police Department to re-claim their items. Please be prepared to provide serial numbers or other proof that the items belong to you.

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