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Police: Driver Accused Of Offering Teen Ride, Money To Get Into His Car

MOORESTOWN TOWNSHIP, N.J. (CBS) - Police in Moorestown, New Jersey, are looking to identify a man they say offered a 15-year-old girl money to get into his car.

It happened Nov. 8, around 3:30 p.m. Investigators say the teen was walking west on Camden Avenue, near Pleasant Valley Avenue, when a vehicle pulled up next to her. That's when police say the driver asked her if she wanted a ride, but she declined.

Police: Driver Accused Of Offering Teen Ride, Money To Get Into His Car
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Police say the man then said he would give her money to get in the car. Again, she declined and the man drove off west on Camden Avenue, towards Lenola Road.

Police say the suspect's car had chipped paint on the rear passenger side quarter panel and possibly a New Jersey registration. Police say the vehicle is similar to the one pictured below.

Anyone who recognizes the person depicted in the composite drawing or has any information that could assist with this investigation is asked to contact Moorestown Detectives at 856-914-3092 or via email at detectives@moorestownpd.com.

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