Crime & Safety

New York Carnival Operators Accused Of Stealing Trailer Of Amusement Attractions Worth Nearly $200,000

Penn and a juvenile allegedly traveled to the business on April 12 and stole an enclosed trailer.

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June 6, 2021

Two men who operate a carnival business in New York are accused of stealing a trailer containing amusement attractions.

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Fairfield Police say 52-year-old William Penn, of Staten Island, and 46-year-old George Smith, of East Meadow, made plans to steal the trailer from Funtime Services in Fairfield, New Jersey, earlier this year.

Penn and a juvenile allegedly traveled to the business on April 12 and stole an enclosed trailer. Inside the trailer were a number of inflatable amusements and a water pistol carnival game.

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