Jon Bon Jovi and his wife Dorothea were the victims of a robbery at their New Jersey home early this month. The thief reportedly made off with over $100,000 worth of Dorothea's jewelry before he was picked up by New Jersey police while attempting to break into another house.
The suspect, 21-year-old Nicholas Tracy, was cornered by police in the bathroom of a neighboring house after he tripped the alarm system. He has since been charged with multiple counts of burglary in the second and fourth degree after stealing goods from four different houses.
According to a report from the Asbury Park Press, Tracy is suspected of stealing $500,000 worth of goods from homes around the state over the last few months. He remains in custody on $100,000 bail. The incident happened just weeks before Bon Jovi kick off the North American leg of their upcoming tour.
Bon Jovi dates:
New Orleans, LA New Orleans Fairgrounds Sat Apr 30 / 11
Kanata, ON Scotiabank Place Tue May 03 / 11
Montreal, QC Bell Centre Wed May 04 / 11
Uniondale, NY Nassau Coliseum Fri May 06 / 11
Uncasville, CT Mohegan Sun Casino Sat May 07 / 11
Columbus, OH Nationwide Arena Tue May 10 / 11
Des Moines, IA Wells Fargo Arena Thu May 12 / 11
Atlanta, GA Philips Arena Sat May 14 / 11
Orlando, FL Amway Arena Sun May 15 / 11
Houston, TX Toyota Center Tue May 17 / 11
Memphis, TN FedEx Forum Thu May 19 / 11
Milwaukee, WI Bradley Center Sat May 21 / 11
St. Louis, MO Scottrade Center Sun May 22 / 11
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