UPDATE: Three Juveniles Face 112 Charges in Durham Vehicle Break-In Spree; 10 Guns Seized
Durham police identify 10 locations connected to a weeklong series of vehicle crimes as an investigation involving three juveniles and two adults continues.
DURHAM, N.C. — Three juveniles have been charged with a combined 112 offenses in connection with a series of vehicle break-ins and thefts across Durham, according to an update from the Durham Police Department (DPD).
The charges stem from incidents reported between October 1 and October 7, 2026, involving breaking and entering motor vehicles, larceny from vehicles, and other related offenses.
The latest announcement expands on an earlier police investigation that resulted in the arrests of two Durham adults and the seizure of 10 firearms, including four identified as stolen and two described as automatic weapons.
Police have now identified 10 locations across Durham associated with the vehicle crime investigation.
112 Charges Filed Against Three Juveniles
Durham police confirmed that three juveniles face a total of 112 charges related to the series of vehicle crimes.
The department has not released the juveniles’ identities or a breakdown of the charges against each individual, consistent with laws restricting the disclosure of juvenile information.
The latest update provides a clearer picture of the investigation’s scope, which extends across multiple Durham neighborhoods and commercial areas.
Where the Vehicle Break-Ins Occurred
According to Durham police, incidents connected to the investigation occurred at these 10 locations:
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4400 block of Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard
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3500 block of Mt. Moriah Road
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1200 block of Person Street
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800 block of South Briggs Avenue
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5100 block of Chin Page Road
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4300 block of South Alston Avenue
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1000 block of Ruby Street
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2100 block of Bedford Street
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900 block of Ellis Road
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1600 block of Hillandale Road
One of the largest incidents occurred in the 4400 block of Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard, where police previously reported that 19 vehicles were broken into.
Authorities have not specified the total number of vehicles involved across all 10 locations.
Earlier Investigation Led to Two Adult Arrests and 10 Firearms Seized
The juvenile charges are connected to a broader investigation announced by Durham police on October 16.
On October 14, officers from DPD’s Criminal Investigation Division, Special Operations Unit and Selective Enforcement Team executed a search warrant in the 1100 block of Rosedale Avenue.
The search was part of an investigation involving vehicle break-ins, armed robberies, and a reported sexual assault.
Investigators recovered:
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10 firearms, including four identified as stolen
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Two firearms described by police as automatic weapons
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Ammunition
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Cash
Police arrested Treyveyon Cox, 21, and Telisha Hall-Cox, 50, both Durham residents.
The department announced charges involving four counts of possession of a stolen firearm, two counts of possession of weapons of mass destruction, two counts of possession of a machine gun and three counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
The original announcement did not specify how those counts were divided between the two adults.
Police also connected the investigation to incidents around North Roxboro Road and Club Boulevard.
The department has not provided additional details establishing whether any of the individuals face charges directly related to the reported armed robberies or sexual assault.
Investigation Continues; Additional Charges Possible
The Durham Police Department previously indicated that additional charges could be filed as investigators continue examining the incidents.
The latest update does not announce any additional adult arrests or changes to the previously reported firearm charges.
All charges are allegations, and those accused are presumed innocent unless proven guilty or adjudicated responsible through the appropriate legal process.
How to Report Information to Durham Police
Anyone with information about the vehicle break-ins or related investigations is encouraged to contact Investigator C. Walker at 919-560-4440, extension 29311.
Information may also be submitted to Durham CrimeStoppers at 919-683-1200.
CrimeStoppers offers cash rewards of up to $2,000 for information leading to an arrest in felony cases. Callers may remain anonymous.