New Jersey State Police say four people have been arrested in connection with an alleged ring authorities believe may be responsible for more than 20 burglaries.

From left to right: Francisco Chadwick, 25, of New Egypt and Heather Yesuvida, 24, of Cream Ridge (NJ's Office of Attorney General)
From left to right: Francisco Chadwick, 25, of New Egypt and Heather Yesuvida, 24, of Cream Ridge (NJ's Office of Attorney General)
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From left to right: Adam Laczny and Walter Ivans, 22, of Cookstown (NJ's Office of Attorney General)
From left to right: Adam Laczny and Walter Ivans, 22, of Cookstown (NJ's Office of Attorney General)
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Police say the four targeted businesses in several counties and used lookouts, two-way radios, and other means to avoid detection by law enforcement.

The burglaries took place over several months at businesses in Monmouth, Ocean, Burlington, Mercer, Atlantic, and Sussex counties.

Police say one of those in custody is believed to be a man seen on video surveillance wearing a mask, hat, hooded sweatshirt, jeans and a coat, and cutting wires in an attempt to disarm alarm systems.

He is believed to have stolen money, computers, electronics and alcohol, and allegedly enlisted the other three to act as lookouts and drivers.

Copyright 2013 The Associated Press.

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