He's No Pawn Star, She's No Employee of the Month

It seems likely Frederick Rossi II will fall off of a few Christmas card lists this year after police said he stole from relatives and neighbors and pawned the items.

Rossi, 32, of the 100 block of Redstone Ridge in Delran, reportedly used Golden Jewelers in Cinnaminson to pawn the items. Ten different pawn slips from the jeweler prompted a monthlong investigation into Rossi’s activities, according to police.

The investigation revealed that Rossi stole items from two family members and thousands of dollars in jewelry from a neighbor over a two-week period, police said.

While officers recovered many of the items, the neighbor is still missing several thousand dollars in jewelry.

Rossi was charged with receiving stolen property and three counts of fencing (selling stolen property). He was released on $7,500 bail pending a court appearance.

Delran police assisted in Rossi’s May 23 arrest.

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Cinnaminson police also reported the arrest of Nicole L. Thoroughgood for allegedly stealing $600 while on the job at .

Police said Thoroughgood, 18, of the unit block of West Woodcrest Avenue in Maple Shade, pocketed the cash over a two-month period. An internal investigation uncovered the theft. Thoroughgood was brought to the Cinnaminson police station, charged with one count of theft and released.

The supplied this information. An arrest is not a conviction.