NEW YORK (WCBS 880) -- Two drivers were carjacked at separate Wawa gas stations in the same New Jersey town while filling their car tires with air, authorities said.
The latest carjacking incident took place Jan. 18 at the Wawa located at South Crescent Boulevard in Pennsauken, officials said.
According to Pennsauken police, the thief got out of another car and pushed a man to the ground before driving away in his car.
The victim suffered minor injuries.
The other carjacking happened at the Wawa on Route 70 on Jan. 7 while a woman filling her tires, cops said.
The woman was not pushed during the carjacking but was injured as the suspect drove away in her vehicle, police said.
Both stolen vehicles were later found in Camden officials said.
There have been no arrests made in either incident and an investigation remains ongoing.
Three other carjackings also took place in the same New Jersey town in December, police said.
There have been five arrests made in connection with those three carjacking incidents, authorities said.
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