Concerned mom calls cops on creepy minivan plastered with pictures of underage girls – but police say they can’t arrest owner because it’s perfectly legal
- Stefanie LeBron had been running errands in Edison on November 2 when her grandmother noticed the vehicle at a United Check Cashing
- Included in her post were two photos of the Dodge Caravan
- Pictures of underage girls can be seen all over the front interior of the vehicle
- LeBron describes the man as having long grayish beard and a beanie type of hat
- Edison police said they checked it out, but added that the driver broke no laws
New Jersey authorities say a man’s minivan plastered with photos of teenage girls has not done anything illegal after a mother called raising an alarm about the vehicle.
Stefanie LeBron had been running errands in Edison on November 2 when her grandmother noticed the vehicle at a United Check Cashing.
‘There were pictures of these young teenage girls all over his dashboard as you see – just like the steering wheel as well as both of his visors basically anywhere there was room to put them up,’ LeBron said in a Facebook post that has been shared over 2,400 times.
Stefanie LeBron had been running errands in Edison on November 2 when her grandmother noticed the vehicle
Included in her post were two photos of the Dodge Caravan. Pictures of underage girls can be seen all over the front interior of the vehicle.
LeBron describes the man as having long grayish beard and a beanie type of hat.
‘I was so close to saying something to this man but my gram yelled at me like usual, so I didn’t,’ LeBon stated. ‘But I took a picture of his license plate as well because the s**t was creepy and he has to live over in that area.’
The mother shared that she has heard from other people who have seen the van. She called the Edison police department and alerted them to its whereabouts.
LeBron describes the man as having long grayish beard and a beanie type of hat, adding that she wanted to approach him at the United Check Cashing
Edison police said they checked it out, but added that the driver broke no laws.
‘Our police department received this report, ‘ Edison police Lt. Robert Dudash said in a statement to NJ.com. ‘Our detective bureau investigated it, but found no indication of criminal intent or criminal activity.’
While no action was taken against the man or his vehicle, Dudash stressed the importance of reporting suspicious activity.
‘Police rely on, and appreciate, people who come forward to report suspicious activities they observe,’ Dudash said. ‘Our department takes these reports seriously and we always investigate them.’
Edison police said they checked out the vehicle, but added that the driver broke no laws