Burglary Tools Found in Man's Car After Giving Fake Name, Cops Say

A Bronx man is being held in jail in lieu of $10,000 bail after Hackettstown police said he had burglary tools in his car Wednesday and used a fake name when questioned by an officer.

Deasisa Youmans, 34, was charged with possession of burglary tools, possessing another person's personal information and using a fake ID, according to Sgt. Darren Tynan. The passenger in his car, Akira Woodall, 23, of Brooklyn, was also charged with providing false information and was released with a date to appear in court.

Youmans was driving on Route 46 around 9:30 p.m. when he was stopped for allegedly not using headlights and driving with a suspended license. When speaking to the police officer, he gave multiple names, dates of birth and social security numbers, Tynan said. Woodall also allegedly gave a false name to the officer. Police were able to identify both Youmans and Woodall.

Inside Youmans' car, Tynan said police found a liner made of duct tape and aluminum foil, tools typically used to bypass or hide security measures.

Additionally, Youmans had a traffic warrant for $89 out of Logan Township, Tynan said. He was sent to the Warren County Correctional Facility.

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