Woman charged in thefts waives hearing

The Pottstown adult female accused of organizing a suburban larceny ring waived her preliminary hearing on complaints in Doylestown Township Thursday morning.

Jennifer V. Hails, 36, and her husband, 19-year-old T.J. Gallagher, are accused of getting four teens to assist them plunder more than than 100 places and autos in the City Of Brotherly Love suburbs.

Doylestown Township police force said Hails stole a billfold with $220 cash, an American Express card, a MasterCard, a Citizens Depository Financial Institution debit entry card and respective other section shop recognition card game from a auto Jan. Two or Jan. Three while it was parked on Pine Valley Road. Hails also allegedly took three axial rotations of living quarters from a motortruck between Jan. Two and Jan. Three while the motortruck was parked on Pine Valley Road.

Hails rang up $951.75 in complaints on the purloined recognition cards, police force said.

She also allegedly attempted to purchase $211.90 in gift card game from curriculum vitaes on High Street in Pottstown. When a clerk asked Hails for identification, she left the shop and left the American Express card behind. Police reviewed the surveillance picture tapes of the dealing and identified Hails.

She confronts complaints of burglary, criminal confederacy to perpetrate burglary, forgery, entree device fraud, larceny from a motor vehicle, criminal confederacy to perpetrate larceny from a motor vehicle, receiving stolen place and personal identity theft. The complaints will be forwarded to county court.Christina Kristofic can be reached at 215-345-3079 or .