Pemberton Township Police Department Press Releases

PRESS RELEASES 2004 JANUARY A Junction Rd. resident reported a door damaged by a BB shot. Ptl. Delagarza investigated. An Ursinus Ct. resident reported a brick being thrown through an apartment window. Ptl. Phillips investigated. Jason Bennett, 22, of Browns Mills was charged with possession of cocaine and possession of marijuana by Ptl. Hood. Jennie Knight, 25, of Browns Mills was charged with DUI by Ptl. King. A Vine St. resident reported a vehicle broken into and items taken. Ptl. White investigated. Martin Salinas-Hernandez, 24, of Pemberton was charged with DUI by Ptl. Hann. Tammy Porcher, 33, of New Brunswick, NJ was charged with DUI by Ptl. Matthews. A vehicle parked in the Deborah Hospital parking lot was reported broken into. Ptl. White investigated A Trenton Rd. apartment was reported broken into and ransacked. Ptl. R. Shinn investigated Two hunters came across what appeared to be a human skull. They walked to a nearby residence and notified the police. They then showed the responding officers to the location, which was a few hundred yards into a heavily wooded area. The skull and some clothing items were located on the ground and the rest of the remains were found to be lodged about 40 feet up a tree. The Browns Mills Fire Company responded with a ladder and the remains were recovered by the Burlington County Medical Examiner's Office. The remains had been in the elements for an extended time and were skeletal. Identification found with the remains was that of a 29 year-old man that family members had reported missing on March 24, 2003. They had indicated at the time that the person had attempted suicide in the past. A post mortem conducted by Dr. Dante Ragasa indicated that the cause of death had been due to hanging and that the subject had taken his own life. Dental records were used to make a positive identification. The log cabin on PBM Rd. was reported vandalized. Ptl. Bartholomew investigated. A Lakehurst Rd. resident reported a theft of money from the residence. Ptl. Smith investigated. Michael Holcombe, 18, of Browns Mills along with two male juveniles, was charged with theft of parts from a vehicle by Ptl. Delagarza. The attendant at the Shell Station in Browns Mills reported a theft of cigarettes by two females. Ptl. Delagarza investigated. A W. Virginia Dr. resident reported the home entered and items taken. Det. Mahler investigated. A patron of the Radio Shack Store reported the theft of a wallet from the counter. Det. Mahler investigated. A Swarthmore Ct. resident reported the apt. broken into and items taken. Ptl. Doyle investigated. A Jackson Ave. resident reported the theft of an animal trap from the premises. Ptl. Glendon investigated. Michael Boggess, 19, of Browns Mills was charged with possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and being under the influence of CDS by Ptl. Matthews. An Ursinus Ct. resident reported the apartment broken into and items taken. Ptl. Ettinger investigated. William Wolosin, 18, Barry Thomas, 18, and two juveniles all from Browns Mills were charged with possession of marijuana and possession with intent to distribute by Ptl. King. Michael Boggess, 19, from Browns Mills was charged with possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and being under the influence of CDS by Ptl. Matthews. Amanda Boyle, 22, of Browns Mills was charged with shoplifting at the Acme. Ptl. Culhane investigated. A Twp. Vehicle parked at the Senior Citizen's building was reported vandalized. Ptl. Culhane investigated. An Algonquin Tr. resident reported the home being struck by paintballs. Ptl. Delagarza investigated. A Dickinson Ct. resident reported the apartment broken into and items taken. Ptl. Stephenson investigated. The 7-11 store on Trenton Rd. reported a shoplifting of a carton of cigarettes. Ptl. Bogdanowicz investigated. An Ursinus Ct. resident reported the apartment broken into and items taken. Ptl. Hale investigated. Robert Lang Jr., 34, of Browns Mills was charged with possession of cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia, theft and unlawful possession of a weapon by Ptl. Smith A Ridge Rd. resident reported a vehicle broken into and stereo equipment taken. Ptl. Culhane investigated. Frank Vallejo, 58, of Browns Mills was charged with obstruction and resisting arrest by Ptl. Delagarza. A Toyota RAV4 reported stolen from Westampton was recovered on Juliustown Rd. Ptl. Phillips investigated. A Stockton Bridge Rd. resident reported a theft of money from the residence. Ptl. Delagarza investigated. A Rancocas Lane resident reported a vehicle broken into and items taken. Ptl. A. Shinn investigated. A Junction Rd. resident reported a vandalism to a vehicle. Ptl. Doyle investigated. A Mason St. resident reported the theft of a cell phone from a vehicle. Ptl. Glendon investigated. A Vine St. resident reported the theft of a set of license plates Det. Wechkus investigated. FEBRUARY Richard Oyola, 21, of Browns Mills was charged with DUI by Ptl. King. Scott Gogliuzza, 35, of Mt. Laurel was charged with DUI by Ptl. Hann. Awarded Site of the Week by New Jersey Lawman. “Often, websites are well organized or rich in content. The PTPD site is a rare example of both. Plus, it contains two things we are big on. First, they have a press release page that is actually updated. (A great resource for citizens and a way of recognizing officers' work) Second, it has links to email the PD.” We are honored! A Nashua St. resident reported the theft of a bicycle. Ptl. Kreig investigated. A Daniels Ave. resident reported a rear sliding door broken. Ptl. Bartholomew investigated. A Press Ave. resident reported the house entered and items taken. Ptl. B. Hurley investigated. The Rite Aide store on PBM Rd. reported a shoplifting of pain medications. Ptl. B. Bartleson investigated. A New Jersey Rd. resident reported three tires on a vehicle vandalized. Ptl. Bartholomew investigated. A Lakehurst Rd. resident reported the theft of a wallet from the residence. Ptl. Culhane investigated. A Kinsley Rd. resident reported the home broken into and items taken. Ptl. Bartholomew investigated. A Medford St. resident reported two tires on a vehicle vandalized. Ptl. Culhane investigated. A motor home parked on the lot of Lakehurst Collision was damaged during an attempted break-in. Ptl. B. Hurley investigated.. Todd Wills, 28, and Harry Wills, 36, both of Browns Mills were charged with trespass and criminal mischief by Ptl. Bartholomew. A Simontown Rd. resident reported the house broken into and items taken. Ptl. Delagarza investigated. An employee of the Newcomb School reported the theft of cash from a purse. Ptl. B. Bartleson investigated. A PBM Rd. resident reported a chair being thrown through a window at the residence. Ptl. C. Bartleson investigated. Cynthia Zahuranic, 57, of Columbus was charged with disorderly conduct by Ptl. Matthews Thomas Hart, 58, of Browns Mills was charged with disorderly conduct by Ptl. M. Geibel. William Mingin, 21, of Browns Mills was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest by Ptl. Lucas. Hammad Hagan, 27, of Browns Mills was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and obstruction by Ptl. Ettinger. James Irving, 30, of Browns Mills was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, obstruction, disorderly conduct, hindering and false reports by Ptl. King. A Salvia St. resident reported a tire on a vehicle vandalized. Ptl. Schuler investigated. A resident of Juliustown Rd. reported tires on a vehicle slashed. Ptl. Bartholomew investigated. Village Chrysler Plymouth reported the theft of a dealer tag. Ptl. Glendon investigated. Norcross Lane resident reported the theft of a dolly from the rear yard. Ptl. Muscella investigated. A resident of Juliustown Rd. reported tires on a vehicle slashed. Ptl. Bartholomew investigated. A Ponderosa Ave. resident reported the house entered and items taken. Ptl. Bartholomew investigated. A Browns Mills resident reported the theft of a vehicle from in front of the Wawa. Ptl. Stephenson investigated. Terrison Fredericks, 21, of Browns Mills was charged with burglary, theft, criminal mischief and DUI by Ptl. Matthews and Ettinger. A Split Rock Rd. resident reported a garage window broken in an attempted entry. Ptl. Kreig investigated. A Browns Mills resident reported a vehicle window broken by a rock while traveling on Weymouth Rd. Ptl. Smith investigated. A New Jersey Rd. resident reported a wallet taken from a parked vehicle. Ptl. Smith investigated A Dickinson Ct. resident and an Ursinus Ct. resident both reported their vehicles stolen from in front of their apartments while the vehicles were being warmed up in the morning. Ptl. Smith investigated. A Browns Mills resident reported being struck with a baseball bat while behind the Lakeview Inn. Ptl. Kreig investigated. Michael Palmer, 38, of Browns Mills was charged with obstruction, resisting, and possession of marijuana by Ptl. B. Bartleson. Dean Sweet, 41, of Browns Mills was charged with disorderly conduct by Ptl. Muscella. A Bear Alley resident reported the home entered and vandalized. Ptl. Muscella investigated. A Sepulga Dr. resident reported the theft of a tamping machine from the rear of a pick-up truck, Ptl. Muscella investigated. A Wyoming Tr. resident reported a vandalism to a vehicle. Ptl. R. Shinn investigated. MARCH A Browns Mills resident reported a bicycle stolen from a residence on Colorado Trail. Ptl. Volk investigated. A Colgate Avenue resident reported the theft of an off road motorcycle. Ptl. Kreig investigated. A Kinsley Road resident reported the theft of a vehicle. Ptl. Doyle investigated. A Syringa Street resident reported the home broken into and items taken. Ptl. Culhane investigated. A Browns Mills resident reported the theft of a bicycle from a residence on South Lakeshore Dr. Ptl. B. Bartleson investigated. A Kinsley Road resident reported the residence vandalized. Ptl. Delagarza investigated. A Fern Street resident reported a license plate stolen from a vehicle. Ptl. Hann investigated. A Second Avenue resident reported a window damaged by a BB shot. Ptl. Volk investigated. A Lakehurst Road resident reported a vandalism to a vehicle and an attempted theft of a battery. Ptl. Delagarza investigated. A Red Feather Trail resident reported a rear window of a vehicle broken out. Ptl. B. Bartleson investigated. A Lakehurst Road resident reported the residence entered and items taken. Ptl. Smith investigated. A Wisconsin Drive resident reported the home entered and items taken. Ptl. Doyle investigated. A fatal motor vehicle collision cured on South Pemberton Road. Elmer Bozarth Jr, 53, Idaho Trail, Browns Mills, NJ, was operating a 1978 Dodge pickup truck eastbound on South Pemberton Road (CR530) when he lost control of the vehicle and ran off the roadway. His vehicle impacted with a vacant commercial building (formerly known as Taps Bar). The driver was deceased when officers arrived. The front seat passenger, Ann M. Harlfinger (Idaho Tr. Browns Mills, NJ -age 44yrs.) suffered severe body trauma. She was taken by helicopter to Cooper Hospital where she is in critical condition. The building suffered moderate damage The cause of the collision is under investigation by Ptl. Peter Delagarza. Chief Stephen Emery congratulates Scott Bogdanowicz on his promotion to Sergeant. Mayor Robert McCullough and Chief Stephen Emery welcome our newest officers John A Leone Jr. (L) Troy F Wilhelm (R) APRIL Congratulations to Officers Shaun Myers, Stephen Price and David Sawyer on their graduation from the Burlington County Police Academy Class 86. Pictured left to right are Mayor Robert McCullough, Officers Myers, Price and Sawyer and Chief Stephen Emery. Chairs in the Browns Mills Library were vandalized. Det Patriarca investigated A man was assaulted and received minor injuries in the area of Anemone street. This is being investigated by Ptl. Hann Susan Moore of Pine Dr. was arrested for obstructing justice by Ptl. C. Bartholomew Jason Seth of Pepper Rd. was arrested by Ptl Mike Geibel and charged with Assault and Criminal Mischief Mario Donelson was arrested for obstruction of Justice and hindering his apprehension by Sgt Scott Bogdanowicz Patio furniture was stolen from a residence on Trenton Road. Ptl Robert Ettinger is investigating Mark Levine of Marlton was arrested and charged with Driving While Intoxicated by Ptl Ettinger A window was broken at the Emmons School on Scrapetown Rd. Ptl. Groff-Hurley investigated A vehicle was damaged and an aluminum boat was taken from a Virginia Drive residence. Ptl Groff-Hurley investigated. Windows were broken at the Busansky School. Ptl. Hale investigated. A girl's mountain bike was taken from Railroad Street. Ptl. Wilson investigated. Blockbuster Video's in Pine View Plaza reported a shoplifting of five Play Station Video's. Ptl. Delagarza investigated. A resident of Detroiter Street reported a three wheeled vehicle taken. Ptl. Delagarza investigated. A resident of Kinsley Road reported a bathroom window was broken in her residence. Ptl. Wilson investigated. A vehicle was taken from a residence on Pardee Blvd. while the owner was on vacation. Ptl. Price investigated. A silver bike was stolen from a residence on Palmetto Ave. Ptl. Sawyer is investigating. A handbag was taken from a vehicle on Connecticut Road. Ptl. Myers responded to the scene. Window was broken out of a vehicle parked on Goodwater Ave. Ptl R Shinn investigated. A hit and run accident occurred on Junction Road. Benjamin Watkins was taken into custody numerous motor vehicle violations by Ptl. R. Shinn. A resident reported a lost wallet. Ptl. Hale received the information for a report. MAY A resident on Navajo Trail report a juvenile threw a rock threw a window. Ptl. Doyle responded to the scene. A resident on Florida Trail reported that items were taken from his yard. Ptl. Groff-Hurley responded and took a report. A vehicle was broken into and a wallet removed on Evergreen Blvd. Ptl. Bartholomew responded to the scene. A resident on Garfield Blvd. came home and found her residence had been broken into. Ptl. Leone responded for a report. A broken window was discovered at a business on Magnolia Road by Ptl. Myers. The owner responded to the scene to make repairs A garden center on North Pemberton Road reported a vandalism to Ptl. Volk Sgt. Bogdanowicz responded to Pole Bridge Road for a report of a stolen bicycle. Money was stolen from Kay's Laundromat. Ptl. R. Shinn responded to take a report. Two bicycles were stolen from a residence on Ford Avenue. Ptl. R. Shinn took a report. Ptl. C Bartleson investigated a report of items being taken from a vehicle on Ford Avenue.. A tractor was taken from a shed on Wisconsin Drive. Report taken by Ptl. Groff-Hurley. Ptl. White responded to Garfield Avenue for a complaint of a wallet taken from a vehicle. A truck parked on North Lakeshore Drive has a broken headlight due to eggs being thrown at the vehicle. Ptl Lucas responded. A cell phone was taken from a truck on Pemberton-Browns Mills Road. Report taken by Ptl. R. Shinn. A resident of Geranium Street report a CD player stolen from a vehicle to Ptl. Doyle. Ptl Doyle received a report of a bike was stolen from Pine View Shopping Center A bag of marijuana was found on Second Avenue and turned over to Ptl. C. Bartleson. Ptl. C Bartleson received a report of a vehicle being defaced on Willow Blvd. Ptl. C Bartleson took a report for theft of shrubs on North Pemberton Road. A vehicle was taken from Lemmon Avenue. Ptl. C Bartholomew took the report. A house on Kinsley Road was entered through a bathroom window. Ptl. King took the report. A horse was reporting running loose on Vincentown Road. Horse was confined at the Burger King parking lot by Sgt. Bogdanowicz and claimed by owner. The life guard shack at Mirror Lake was set on fire. Ptl. Hann responded. A resident of Red Feather Trail reported his home was broken into. Detective Patriarca responded to take the report. Detective Patriarca responded to Seminole Trail for a report of a home being broken into. A Gladiolus Street resident reported to Ptl B Bartleson that items were taken from a vehicle. We are congratulating Jessica Gross on winning the School to Career Advisory Board Scholarship from the Co-Op Program and Co-Op Academic CBE Student of the Year. Pictured left to right are Sherri Jankowsky, DSG. David Jantas, Jessica, Joan Cochrane, Lt. Robert Lewandowski and Erin Delagarza. Chief Emery has been called to active duty as a member of the 1st Battalion of the New Jersey Army National Guard 114th Infantry Unit . We wish him a safe trip and a safe tour of duty. We extend our condolences to the family of Philip Spakosky. Phillip was a co-op student in the records room while attending Pemberton Township High School. Phillip was killed in action in Iraq. A Toyota Camry parked on Kinsley Rd was broken into and a stereo and speakers was removed. Detective Mahler is investigating. Ptl. Hann received a report of a stereo taken from a vehicle parked on New Jersey Road. A bike was taken from the Pine Grove Shopping Center. Ptl. Muscella took the report. A vehicle on Park Street had the window broken. Report taken by Ptl. Muscella Ptl. Volk took a report of items stolen from a home on Kinsley Avenue. A yellow and black Mongoose bike was reported taken from a residence on Hargrove Avenue to Ptl. Muscella. The Shoe Department and Fashion Bug reported a shoplifting to Ptl. White. A female was taken into custody. Ptl. Hale responded to Honeysuckle Lane for a burglary and theft report. Ptl. Doyle responded to a call on Sepulga Drive concerning a stolen dishwasher. A resident of Columbus Avenue reported a broken window to Ptl. Bartleson. Ptl. Myers responded to Ivy Street for a report of a shed vandalized. A vehicle was damaged on Sassafras Street. Reported to Ptl. Mahler Items were taken from a vehicle parked on Dakota Trail. Report taken by Ptl. Leone. The CVS reported a shoplifting to Detective Mahler. A resident of Lakehurst Road reported a walled and handgun taken to Ptl. Leone. A resident of Lakehurst Road reported a theft and damage to his vehicle. Report taken by Ptl. Muscella. Ptl. Lucas received a report of a burglary to an auto parked on Evergreen Blvd. A Dodge Ram was broken into that was parked on Lakeview Blvd. Ptl. Lucas took the report. A dirt bike was reported taken from a residence on Dakota Trail to Ptl. Price Ptl. Stevenson investigated a report of rocks thrown through a vehicle's windows parked on Hargrove Ave. Det. Wechkus investigated a report of a brick thrown through a vehicle window on Pardee Blvd. A resident of Arbutus Street reported a bike stolen to Ptl. Myers. Ptl. Hann investigated the theft of a bike from Weymouth Road. Detective Stewart responded to Mohawk Drive for a stolen bike report. Ptl. Glendon responded to Pemberton Blvd. for a report of a theft from a vehicle. Ptl. Stephenson responded to Third Avenue for a report of items taken from the yard. A resident of Medford Street reported her house was entered. Ptl. Bartholomew responded to take a report. The Pemberton Township Police Department responded to a bomb threat at the Acme Supermarket, 18 Broadway, Browns Mills. The threat came in through the 911 system. After securing the area and evacuating an adjoining store, an Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) unit from Ft. Dix responded to search for any devices or suspicious packages. Bomb sniffing dogs and specially trained personnel were used to clear the facility. No devices were found during the approximately two hour search of the Acme. Shawn Michael Conard, age 31, of Goodwater Avenue in Browns Mills has been arrested and charged with False Public Alarms in conjunction with the bomb threat. Detective Wayne Davis, with the assistance of Verizon Wireless and the Lumberton Township Police Department, was able to trace the 911 call to Mr. Conard. Shawn Conard was placed in Burlington County Jail in lieu of $25,000.00 Bail. Additional charges are pending. Criminal Mischief to a resident's lawn on Drexel Street was reported to Ptl. Doyle. A video game system was taken from a residence on White Pine Court. Reported to Ptl. Bartleson. A shoplifter was apprehended by an employee of the Fashion Bug and released to Ptl. Doyle. A vehicle on Junction Road was entered and property was taken. Report taken by Ptl. Price. Ptl. Sawyer responded to Junction Road for a report of three stolen kayaks. Ptl. Geibel responded to Phillips Ave. for a burglary and theft report. Ptl. Volk responded to Connecticut Road for a report of a vehicle broken into. A 2003 silver Toyota Tacoma was taken from a residence on Tecumseh Trail. Report taken by Ptl. Kreig. A garage was broken into on Birmingham Road. Report taken by Ptl. Doyle. JUNE Ptl. Volk responded to Tensaw Dr. for a report of a brick thrown through the Pemberton Township Rec Center. A resident of Route 70 reported a burglary and theft of his residence to Ptl. Delagarza. A vehicle parked on Willow Blvd. was broken into. Report taken by Ptl. Delagarza. A Kawasaki motorcycle was taken from a shed on Arrahbella Av. Ptl. M Geibel responded for the report. A vehicle parked on Vanilla Lane was vandalized. Report taken by Ptl. Stephenson. Ptl. Volk responded to Talapoosa Tr. For a report of a house vandalized with paint balls. A home on Dearborn Avenue was entered and items taken. Ptl. Volk responded and took a report. A bike was reported stolen from Coville Drive to Ptl. Glendon. Windows were broken at a school on Scrapetown Road sometime over the weekend. Report taken by Ptl. Glendon. Ptl. Delagarza responded to Trenton Road for a report of a vehicle broken into. A home on Norcross Avenue was burglarized. Reported to Ptl. Doyle JULY Police officers responded to a report of a motor vehicle collision on a Hanover Blvd. Officers found a single vehicle into a tree. Investigation reveals that the driver,Michael Pofahl, 47 years old, a state corrections officer, was enroute to the firing range located on Ft.Dix. He was east on Hanover Blvd. when a deer appeared in the roadway. He attempted to move left to avoid contact but hit the deer with his passenger's side headlights. Vehicle then continued to the left, went off the roadway and struck a tree near the driver's door. Operator was killed upon impact. Lawn furniture and pool supplies were reported taken from a residence on Larkspur Street to Ptl. Hann. A residence on Laurel Blvd. was entered while residents were on vacation. Reported to Ptl. Shinn Ptl. Matthews responded to Lemmon Ave for a report of a stolen x-box. A trailer a two quads were reported stolen from Mt. Misery Road to Ptl. B. Bartleson. A green Huffy bike was taken from Lakehurst Road. Ptl Volk responded to take the report. Ptl. C Bartleson responded to Fern Street for a report of vandalism to a vehicle. A bicycle was taken overnight from a residence on Snow Avenue. Reported to Ptl. C. Bartleson A bottle was reported thrown through a window at a residence on Carlisle Street to Ptl. C Bartleson A mailbox on East Lakeshore Drive was vandalized. Reported to Ptl. Hood. Ptl. Volk responded to Wisconsin Drive for a report of a vandalized mailbox. A rubber boat was damaged on Topeka Lane. Ptl Smith responded. A mailbox on Fairfield Street was vandalized. Ptl. Smith responded for a report. A bike was taken from a residence on Finch Street. Reported to Ptl. B Bartleson Ptl. C Bartholomew responded to Shady Lane for a report of a stolen truck A home was entered on Kinsley Road and a Play Station taken. Reported to Ptl. S Wilson. Det. Davis responded to Kinsley Road for a report of a broken window. A bike was taken from Lemmon Avenue. Reported to Det. Mahler. A residence on Magnolia Road was entered and items taken. Report taken by Ptl. Stephenson. Roughly thirty five homes were evacuated last night by police and fire officials in Pemberton Township following a mandatory evacuation called at 8:30 P.M. Residents living along Church Street in New Lisbon, the Duck Island area off of the Pemberton Bypass, Shady Lane, off of Magnolia Road the North Lane and Creek Lane off of U.S. Route 206 were told to evacuate because of flood possibilities from the Bispham Mill Creek in Presidential Lakes. There are approximately one hundred families living in the area. Throughout the night Pemberton Township Police and fire personnel monitored the situation and assisted several families with evacuation. No one opted for a temporary shelter set up at the Pemberton Township High School last night and went to family and friend's homes in a safe area of the township or surrounding area. The potential flooding concern has remained status quo throughout the night and officials are awaiting a helicopter to access the area with an aerial view. Based on recent inspections, low areas are filling up and could impact with potential flooding. "We still have concerns about water coming down the creek" said Craig Augustoni, Deputy Emergency Management Coordinator. Roughly two hundred fire and rescue personnel assisted in last nights evacuation. They were assisted by the National Guard and a host of emergency personnel from both the township and surrounding area. We have had excellent cooperation from the residents in the evacuated area and are pleased to report no incidents' said Pemberton Township Acting Police Chief Robert Lewandowski. All residents needing shelter are advised to go to Lenape High School in Medford Township where county officials and the American Red Cross have manned a shelter since Monday, July 12. Additional information may be obtained by calling (609) 726-0267. Residents were allowed to return to their homes at 3 PM on July 15th. Thanks to Wawa (Pemberton and Browns Mills), McDonalds, Pete and John's and the American Red Cross for providing refreshments to our staff during the recent emergency. Their generosity is appreciated. Rita's Water Ice Helps Flood Victims - Rita's is now taking donations to be forwarded to the American Red Cross to aid the Burlington County Flood Victims. The Red Cross has advised us that the best thing to donate at this time is money since many people have no place to store any household items or food. Please make any checks payable to the American Red Cross. On Sunday July 25th, Rita's will have a fund raiser to raise money for the flood victims. They will donate 10% of all sales from 4:00 PM until 10:00 PM. Officers were dispatched to a reported motor vehicle collision on NJ State Route 70 at the intersection with Lakehurst Road (County Route 530). Officers investigation revealed that a Chrysler Town and Country mini van, driven by Aurora Masterson, 77, Whiting, NJ was traveling east on Lakehurst Road when the driver disregarded the stop sign and entered the intersection with Route 70. The vehicle impacted with a GMC box truck driven by Charles Bauer, 60, Lakewood, NJ. Initial impact of the Chrysler was the driver's front fender area, while initial contact on the GMC was the passengers front fender area. Both vehicles suffered extensive damage. Ms. Masterson was pronounced dead at the scene. Mr. Bauer was transported by Southstar Helicopter to Capital Health Systems at Fuld (Trenton, NJ) where he has been admitted in stable condition with arm and leg injuries. Ptl. Gregory Hale of the Pemberton Township Police Traffic Safety Unit is investigating the collision. Ptl. Muscella responded to Salvia Street for a stolen bicycle report. Ptl. R Shinn responded to Cherokee Drive for a stolen bicycle report. Blockbuster Video reported a shoplifting to Ptl. White. A resident of Lakehurst Road reported a stolen money order to Ptl. Muscella. A mountain bike on Norcross Lane was reported taken to Ptl. Muscella. Ptl. Sawyer responded to Palm Ave for a report of a stolen bike. Ptl. Doyle responded to Allen Road for a report of a garage vandalized A residence on Chatham Street was broken into. Reported to Ptl. B Bartleson. A vehicle on Tecumseh Trail had a window shattered. Reported to Ptl. Culhane. Ptl Schuler took a report of a stolen license plate. Ptl Hood took a report of a stolen camera on Broadway. Ptl. Stephenson responded to Chicks Way for a report of a bike taken from a shed. A vehicle on Dickinson Court was broken into and a stereo taken. Reported to Ptl. C Bartholomew. A resident on Magnolia Road reported a Play Station missing to Ptl. Bartholomew. A resident of Piute Trail reported criminal mischief to his residence to Ptl. Culhane. A radio was taken from a van parked on Coville Dr. Ptl. Sawyer responded for a report. A resident of Bella Coola Tr. reported a truck entered and items taken to Ptl. Doyle. Ptl. Bartholomew responded to S Lakeshore Drive for a report of vandalism to a vehicle. A Dodge Durango was taken from Pear Avenue. Ptl. Volk took the report. Ptl. Groff-Hurley responded to Chatham St. for a report of a stolen trailer. Ptl. Wilson responded to First Street for a report of tires slashed on a vehicle. Numerous vehicles in the area had their tires slashed. A purse was taken from a vehicle was owner was shopping. Ptl C Bartleson took report. Officers were dispatched to a reported motor vehicle collision on NJ State Route 70 at the intersection with Lakehurst Road (County Route 530). Officers investigation revealed that a Chrysler Town and Country mini van, driven by Aurora Masterson, 77, Whiting, NJ was traveling east on Lakehurst Road when the driver disregarded the stop sign and entered the intersection with Route 70. The vehicle impacted with a GMC box truck driven by Charles Bauer, 60, Lakewood, NJ. Initial impact of the Chrysler was the driver's front fender area, while initial contact on the GMC was the passengers front fender area. Both vehicles suffered extensive damage. Ms. Masterson was pronounced dead at the scene. Mr. Bauer was transported by Southstar Helicopter to Capital Health Systems at Fuld (Trenton, NJ) where he has been admitted in stable condition with arm and leg injuries. Ptl. Gregory Hale of the Pemberton Township Police Traffic Safety Unit is investigating the collision. On July 26th at approximately 11:45 PM a robbery occurred in the Sunbury Village section of Pemberton Township. The victim, Garry Caldron, age 56 of Landisville, NJ was operating grocery bus when he was approached by the suspect, Antoine Crawley. Crawley produced a handgun and demanded that Mr. Calderon turn over all of his money. After the money was taken by Crawley ran from the grocery bus. Witnesses were interviewed and Antoine Crawley was positively identified as the suspect. On 7/27/2004 at approximately 11 am a Pemberton Township Detective was in his vehicle working on an unrelated case when he observed Crawley near Delap Court in Pemberton. The Detective was able to arrest Antoine Crawley and subsequently placed him in the Burlington County Jail in default of $25,000.00 bail. Crawley has been charged with Robbery, Unlawful Possession of a Weapon, Possession of a Weapon for Unlawful Purpose along with Controlled Dangerous Substance charges. On July 29th, 2004 police Officers responded to a report of a motor vehicle collision at 4:18 AM on a Pemberton Browns Mills Road. Investigation shows that Jamarr E. Riley, 21, Snow Avenue, was operating a 2002 blue Hyundai Elantra east on PBM Rd. when he drifted across the center line and struck head-on into the westbound Toyota Camry driven by Diane Morrison, 25, Bergen Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Riley's vehicle continued across westbound lane and ended up on the shoulder of the roadway. Ms. Morrison's vehicle then was struck by a Ford F150 pickup truck driven by Marvin McKinney, 38, Lawrence Drive, Browns Mills, who had been the vehicle immediately behind Ms. Morrison. Mr. Riley, who was not belted in, was pronounced dead at the scene by the paramedics. He suffered massive head and other injuries. Ms. Morrison was transported by ambulance to Cooper Hospital where she is in stable conditions with body trauma. Mr. McKinney was not injured. Weather was warm with some fog, roadway was dry. Ptl. Bruce Phillips PTPD Traffic Safety Unit, continues the investigation. Ptl Culhane responded to Kentucky Trail for a report of a vehicle entered overnight and items taken. A window was broken out of a vehicle parked on Lemmon Ave. Ptl. Groff-Hurley responded for a report. AUGUST Ptl. Lucas responded to Clubhouse Road for a report of a entry into a truck. Ptl. Volk responded to Starling Lane for a report of vandalism to a vehicle. Two bicycles were taken from a shed on Monroe Avenue. Ptl. Bartholomew responded. A vehicle was vandalized on Harding Road. Ptl. Price filed the report. A residence on Ursinus Court was entered while the resident was out. Ptl. Muscella took the report. A vehicle on Weymouth Road was entered and items taken. Ptl. Stephenson responded for a report. A van on Anemone Street was entered and a wallet taken. Ptl. R. Shinn filed the report. Vandalism occurred to residences and vehicles on Magnolia Road. Ptl. Muscella responded to Wissahickon Tr. for a report of criminal mischief to a vehicle. Ptl. M Geibel filed a report of a bike stolen from Weymouth Road. A computer was taken from a residence on Dickinson Court. Ptl Hale filed the report. A lawn mower was taken from a residence on Red Feather Trail. Ptl Hale responded for a report. Criminal mischief to a residence on Lemmon Avenue was reported to Ptl. Muscella. Ptl A Shinn responded to Tensaw Drive for a stolen vehicle report. A resident on Scrapetown Road reported damage to his vehicle to Ptl. B Bartleson Ptl. Stephenson took a report of an unsecured bike taken from the library. A pool filter was taken from a home on Howland Avenue. Reported to Ptl. A Shinn Ptl. Muscella received a report of vandalism to a home on Rancocas Lane. Ptl Stephenson responded to a home on Lakehurst Road for a report of items taken from the residence. Ptl. Muscella responded to S Brynwood Drive for a report of damage and a burglary to a vehicle. A resident of Coreopsis Street reported a vandalism to his vehicle to Ptl. Muscella. A purse and cell phone were taken from an unlocked vehicle on Junction Road. Report taken by Ptl. Phillips. A license plate was reported taken from a vehicle parked on Coville Drive to Ptl. Doyle. Ptl A Shinn responded to S Brynwood Dr for a report of a house entered during the daytime hours. Ptl. Sawyer responded to Radcliff Av for a report of a vandalized vehicle. Ptl. R Shinn responded to Lakehurst Road for a report of a shed entered A rock was reported thrown through a window on Pemberton Blvd to Ptl. Price On August 17th at 12:00 the Pemberton Township police Department responded to a reported plane crash in the wooded area adjacent to the towns "Rails to Trails" park. The Plane's pilot, 63 year old Mr. Lockburn Shaw of East Hampton NJ, and co-pilot Mr. Richard Murray of Lavallette NJ took off shortly before noon from the Pemberton Twp. Metro Air Port located off North Pemberton Road in Pemberton Twp. The Plane, a 1947 Areocoupe single engine aircraft experienced a shut down as the plane cleared the trees at the end of the runway. Mr. Shaw sated to investigating officers that the plane began to lose speed and altitude until it actually came to rest on top of the tree canopy just 400 yards west of the runway, before tipping nose first into a 60 foot vertical drop into the woods. Mr. Shaw stated that he managed to free himself from the aircraft which came to rest on its roof and then watched Mr. Murray pull himself from the wreckage. The two men managed to walk out to the jogging trail at the end of the wood line and were transported out of the park to receive medical attention. Both men were transported to Virtua Memorial Hospital in Mt. Holly and released with only minor scratches and abrasions. F.A.A. safety Inspector Orton J. Ogborn spoke with the pilot and co-pilot back at the scene of the crash and stated the plane would be released to Mr. Shaw tomorrow morning. Our condolences to the family of John Rogalski. John was an officer with us from 1975 to 1983 and presently was a Lieutenant with the Hamilton Township Police Department. SEPTEMBER A resident of Cochita Trail reported her vehicle, an '83 Ford Ranger, missing to Ptl. T Stewart. A resident of Lemon Ave reported her vehicle entered to Ptl. S Wilson Ptl Price responded to Poppy Street for a report of a vehicle entered and items taken. Ptl Shinn responded to Oak Pines Blvd for a report of a damaged mailbox. A power washer was taken from a residence on New Jersey Road. Reported to Ptl. Muscella. A fatal motor vehicle accident Occurred on September 22, 2004 at 1:00 PM on Trenton Road (CR 545) near Pemberton Blvd. Driver 1: Raymond A. Alvarez, 18 years old, South Lakeshore Dr. Browns Mills, NJ 1987, Isuzu pickup truck, black Driver 2: Lewis E. Smith, Jr. 55 years old, Cheyenne Trail, Browns Mills, NJ 1992, Dodge Dakota pickup, white Raymond Alvarez was operating his pickup truck northbound on Trenton Road near the intersection with Pemberton Blvd. Investigation shows that Alvarez suddenly veered into the oncoming southbound lane and impacted head-on into the vehicle operated by Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith was pronounced dead at Virtua Hospital, Mt. Holly, NJ. Alvarez was taken by helicopter to Capitol Health Systems, Fuld campus, Trenton, NJ where he is in critical condition. The collision is under investigation by Ptl. Clifford Culhane Ptl. Thomann responded to Iriquois Trail for a report of a stolen bike. Ptl. Thomann responded to Press Ave. for a report of a shed entered and bike taken. A resident of New Jersey Road reported a shed entered and hunting and camping equipment taken to Ptl A Shinn Ptl Phillips responded to Phillips Ave for a report of two stolen bikes. A motor vehicle accident occurred on September 20, 2004 at 7:15 AM on Arney's Mount Road, 200 feet north of Pointville Road/N. Pemberton Rd. Driver 1: Bert L Baker, 58 years old, Union Street, Bordentown, NJ 1991 Buick Skylark, red Driver 2: Paul Pratts, 17 years old, Pheasant Dr, Browns Mills, NJ 2000, Suzuki Vitara Driver 3: Andrew Hough, 18 years old, Almond Avenue, Browns Mills, NJ 1994 Ford Probe, teal Bert Baker was operating his vehicle southbound on Arney's Mount Road, ¼ mile south of Pemberton Township High School approaching the traffic light at North Pemberton Road/Pointville Road (CR630). A vehicle driven by Paul Pratts made a turn from North Pemberton Road and sideswiped the Baker vehicle. Baker left his vehicle in the southbound lane and went to the northbound shoulder to check on the other vehicle. While standing on the shoulder of the road, another vehicle, driven by Andrew Hough was traveling north on Arney's Mount Road. According to Hough, a vehicle in front of him stopped or slowed suddenly, and Hough applied his brakes but the control was lost and the vehicle went onto the shoulder, striking Baker. The force of the collision threw Baker onto the windshield and then to the ground. Baker was taken to Cooper Medical Center by helicopter where he is listed in stable condition. Mr. Baker is employed as the Assistant Principal of the Aletta Chrichton School in Browns Mills. Pemberton Township Police Detectives have made an arrest of a subject involved in the armed robbery of the 7-11 Convenience Store in Browns Mills. This robbery had occurred on August 30, 2004. Donald Reeves, who was already in Burlington County Jail for an unrelated robbery in Browns Mills, has been charged in the 7-11 robbery. Mr. Reeves was identified in surveillance photos by a Pemberton Township Patrol Officer. The photos were extracted from the digital video system that is installed in the store. This video system showed Donald Reeves during the commission of this robbery. Reeves is shown chasing the store clerk with a knife around the store counter. The patrol officer positively identified Reeves from the photos after having dealt with him on numerous other occasions. Mr. Reeves was presented with this evidence and admitted to the robbery. He explained to the officers that his actions were due to a severe crack cocaine addiction. Although Donald Reeves is already incarcerated on the prior robbery charge, he was remanded to the Burlington County Jail with an additional $10,000 bail. A shooting occurred at 512 Ridgeview Ave. in Browns Mills Tuesday evening. The victim, Timothy Granberry, (age 48) of Browns Mills, sustained a gunshot wound to his left leg. When police and medical personnel arrived at the scene, Mr. Granberry was found outside of the residence and claimed that the shooting occurred there. Investigation by Patrol Officers and Detectives revealed that the shooting actually occurred inside of the 512 Ridgeview Ave. residence. Mr. Granberry was flown by helicopter (Southstar) to Helene Fuld Hospital in Trenton for medical treatment. Mr. Granberry has been treated and is being kept in the hospital for further treatment. The injury is substantial but is not considered to be life threatening. The shooting was a result of a dispute that is suspected to be drug related. A gold Lincoln Town Car was reported to have left the scene immediately after the shooting. This vehicle has not yet been located. Further investigation into this matter is being conducted by the Pemberton Township Police Detective Bureau. Anyone with information about this incident is encouraged to call our confidential tip line (609.894.3352). Ptl. B Bartleson responded to Laurel Drive for a report of items taken from a vehicle. A residence on Norcross Lane was entered and a camcorder was taken. Ptl. White responded for a report. A cable box was taken from a home on E Lakeshore Drive. Report taken by Ptl. White. Ptl. Thomann responded to Ridgeview Ave for a report of a stolen dirt bike. Ptl. Bartholomew responded to Pheasant Dr for a report of a residence entered. Detective Christopher Mahler of the Pemberton Township Police, working with information provided by a citizen, made an arrest today for a robbery that occurred on August 24th. The victim, who was leaving the Acme Supermarket, had her wallet in her hand when the suspect, Mr. Donald Reeves (age 35), ran behind her and took the wallet by force. Reeves then ran behind the supermarket where Margaret Siebert (age 27) was waiting with a getaway vehicle. The victim was not injured. Both Reeves and Siebert are from the Browns Mills section of Pemberton Township. Information provided by the unnamed citizen led Detective Mahler to the recovery of the wallet and to the arrest of the two suspects. Both suspects were charged with robbery. Donald Reeves was placed in the Burlington County Jail on default of $15,000 dollars bail. Margaret Siebert was placed in jail on default of $5000 bail. On August 30th at approximately 8 PM, a fire was intentionally set at one of the rear doors of 30 Trenton Road, Browns Mills. This building is commonly known as "The Little Red Schoolhouse" and holds offices of the Pemberton Township Board of Education. "Little Red" is a landmark in Browns Mills and is recognized as a part of the areas history. The fire was started near a small access door at the rear of the building and was quickly extinguished by members of the Browns Mills Fire Company. The fire caused damage to the access door and its adjoining framework. This event is currently under investigation by the Pemberton Township Police Department. Anyone with information about this incident can call the detective bureau at (609) 894-3310 or the Police Tip Line at (609) 894-3352. Ptl. David Sawyer initially responded to the scene and Detective Gabriele Willitts the continues investigation. On September 3rd at approximately 11:40 PM, Patrolman Christopher Bartleson of the Pemberton Township Police Department made a car stop on Pemberton-Browns Mills Road. During Ptl. Bartleson's investigation, the occupants of this car, Kareem Davis and Sadat Allen, were found to be in possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Both Davis and Allen were subsequently arrested. During a search of Kareem Davis, a key to a local motel room was found. Further investigation into the possession of this key and its respective motel room led officers to discover a large amount of crack cocaine inside the motel room. Kareem Davis and Sadat Allen were charged with several drug violations and then lodged in the Burlington County Jail. Rachan Ringo and Diane Fox, two conspirators in this matter, were also charged and placed in Burlington County Jail. Arrested: Sadat Allen (age 22), 7728 Sansome Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Kareem A. Davis (age 19), 6420 Dickins Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Rachan C. Ringo (age 25), 614 Highland Place, Lumberton, NJ Diane M. Fox (age 41) 423 Lawrenceville Road, Lawrenceville, NJ Detective Walt Stewart continues the investigation. OCTOBER Ptl B Bartleson responded to S Brynwood Dr for a report of a damaged mailbox. A resident of Pin Oak Drive reported pumpkin lanterns taken from her front yard. Ptl. Wilson responded for a report. A window was broken in a vehicle on Magnolia Road. Ptl. Wilson responded for a report A brick was thrown through a car window on Junction Road. Ptl Matthews responded for a report. A resident of Tensaw Drive reported damage to her car. Ptl. Glendon responded for a report. A resident of Gentian Street reported her mailbox was stolen. Ptl. Muscella filed a report. Damage was done to a trailer parked on Mockingbird Lane. Ptl. Schuler responded for a report. A resident of South Lakeshore Drive reported her mailbox was stolen. Ptl. Glendon responded for a report. Mailboxes were vandalized on Sepulga Drive. Ptl. B Bartleson filed a report. An apartment was entered on South Pemberton Road and a Play Station was taken. Ptl. Matthews responded. At approximately 1 PM on October 15th a man was stabbed during a dispute at 221 Coville Drive. The victim, Mr. Teddy Hartsfield (age 26), had gone to the residence to recoup some money owed to him by the residents. A fight ensued and the suspect, Wayne Tyrell (age 41), stabbed Hartsfield in the left arm, left side and left shoulder blade. Mr Hartsfield and his girlfriend, Tiffany Owens (age 21) of Willingboro, fled the area in Hartsfield's car and ultimately ended up at the New Lisbon Post Office on Four Mile Road in New Lisbon. Postal employees called for the police and medical attention. While Mr. Hartsfield had lost a lot of blood, his injuries are not life threatening. He was transported to Cooper Trauma Center in Camden for treatment of his injuries. The suspect, Wayne Tyrell, has not yet been apprehended but there is a warrant for his arrest. Ptl. T. Stewart initially responded to the scene and Det. B. Wechkus is following up on the case. Anyone with information about this case can contact the Pemberton Township Police Department at 609-723-8300 or at our Confidential Tip Line (609) 894-3352. Ptl. Matthews responded to Sandra Drive for a report of a vehicle window broken and a radio taken. Ptl Sawyer responded to Kinsley Rd for a report of a window broken out of a vehicle. A resident of Pemberton-Browns Mills Road reported her residence was entered while on vacation. Ptl. Stewart responded for a report. Ptl. Wilson responded to Monroe Ave for a report of a stolen bicycle. A mailbox was vandalized on Mohawk Trail. Report taken by Det. Mahler. Halloween decorations were taken from a lawn on Filbert Ave. Report taken by Ptl. Groff-Hurley. A bicycle was taken from a residence on Weymouth Road. Report taken by Ptl A Shinn. A bicycle was taken from a residence on Cherokee Dr. Report taken by Ptl A Shinn A wallet was taken from a vehicle parked on Arney's Mount Road. Report taken by Ptl. Culhane Items were taken from a carport on Santa Clara Trail. Report taken by Ptl A Shinn A bicycle was found on Pine Ave. Report taken by Ptl Culhane. NOVEMBER On November 10th at approximately 11:30 AM Pemberton Township Police Officers responded to an apartment fire at the Pinefields Apartment complex in Browns Mills. Mr. William Pollack (age 43), of Apartment 504, Conifer Drive, was cooking in his kitchen when a pan of oil ignited. The officers that arrived on the scene were confronted with a large amount of smoke coming from the apartment. During their efforts to get residents out of the adjoining apartments, two police officers were overcome from the smoke. Even with these adverse conditions, the officers were able to ensure that all of the residents were evacuated. The Browns Mills Fire Company, along with supporting fire companies, responded and quickly extinguished the fire preventing any further damage to the apartment building. This particular apartment building contains a total of twelve apartment units. The resident of apartment 504, William Pollack, was taken to Virtua Hospital in Mt. Holly to be examined but sustained no serious injury. The two officers that suffered from the smoke inhalation were also taken to Virtua Hospital. Patrolman Ray Thomann was treated and released. Patrolman Jilian Schuler is being held at the hospital overnight for observation. Detective Gabriele Willitts continues the investigation. Residents of Lane Ave. reported Halloween decorations taken from their yards. A 2004 Ford Taurus was taken from a residence on Rutgers Ave. Report taken by Ptl. Schuler. Two vehicles were broken into on Harding Road. A purse, keys and misc. items were taken. Ptl. Hann responded to take a report. A resident of Seneca Trail reported a rock thrown through a window of her residence. Ptl. Delagarza responded for a report. A resident of Juniper Av reported damage to patio furniture. Ptl. A Shinn filed the report. An ATV was taken from a residence on N. Pemberton Rd. Report filed by Ptl. Byrd. A truck was vandalized on Louisiana Tr. Report taken by Ptl. Culhane. A vehicle was vandalized on North Carolina Trail. Report taken by Ptl. Sawyer. Mailboxes were damaged on South Lakeshore Drive. Ptl. Culhane filed the report. A vehicle on Garfield Blvd. was vandalized by a paint ball. Ptl Wilson filed the report. DECEMBER Windows were broken out of a vehicle parked on Wheeler Trail. Ptl. C Bartleson responded. A vehicle was broken into on New Moon Street. Ptl. B Bartleson responded. A vehicle on Lakeview Dr was vandalized. Ptl Thomann responded A mailbox was vandalized on Junction Road. Ptl R Shinn responded Windows were broken out of a vehicle parked on Mt. Misery Rd. Ptl Wechkus responded. A vehicle on Hunter Blvd was entered and items stolen. Ptl Wechkus responded A vehicle on Orange Avenue was broken into and a purse taken. Ptl Weckhus responded. A vehicle on Lakeview Blvd was broken into. Ptl Wechkus responded Christmas decorations were taken from a residence on Santa Clara Trail. Ptl Lucas responded. Tires were slashed on a vehicle parked on Lakeview Blvd. Ptl Glendon responded. A canoe was taken from Juliustown Road A truck was vandalized on Pardee Blvd. Christmas lights were taken from a residence on Piute Trail. Christmas decorations were taken from a residence on Algonquin Trail. A Christmas decoration was taken from Cheyenne Trail. Christmas decorations were taken from Filbert Ave. A shed was broken into on Ridge Road. A home was broken into on Tensaw Dr. A home was broken into on Sepulga Dr.
The Pemberton Township Police Department presented its 2003 Commendation Awards at a recent township council meeting. The following officers were presented with awards: OFFICER OF THE YEAR 2003 Detective David King
Memo of Recognition Sgt. James Luker Ptl. Chris Bartleson Ptl. Andre Byrd Ptl. Kenneth Culligan Ptl. Peter Delagarza	Sgt. David Geibel Ptl. Robert Hood Det. Chris Mahler Ptl. Christopher Stephenson Ptl. Raymond Thomann
Unit Citation Ptl. Clifford Culhane Det. David King	Lifesaving Award Ptl. Chris Bartleson Sgt. Scott Bogdanowicz Ptl. Perry Doyle
Commendation Awards Ptl. Christal Bartholomew Ptl. Brian Bartleson Ptl. Clifford Culhane Det. Wayne Davis Ptl. Peter Glendon Ptl. Bonni Groff-Hurley Sgt. Dave Jantas Det. Dave King Ptl. Justin Kreig Ptl. Daniel Matthews Ptl. Tony Muscella Det. Dave Patriarca	Det. Jay Saville Ptl. Jillian Schuler Ptl. Arthur Shinn Ptl. Robert Shinn Det. Brian Wechkus Ptl. Edward White Det. Gabrielle Willitts Ptl. Robert Shinn Ptl. Brian Smith Ptl. Thomas Stewart Sgt. James Wehman
A vehicle parked on Pardee Blvd was broken into and a purse was taken. A home on Norcross Lane was entered and a VCR and TV were taken A home on Hanover Blvd was entered while the resident was on vacation. A DVD player was taken. A vehicle parked on Coville Drive was broken into and a stereo was taken. Two vehicles on Sunset St were broken into A front door and garage door were damaged at a residence on Browns Mills Av. A shed on Golf Club Street was broken into and a lawn mower was taken. A vehicle on Pardee was vandalized. A home on Chippewa Trail was entered and a TV was taken. A residence on Scrapetown Road was entered and items taken Three four wheelers were taken on Magnolia Road. A lock was cut on a shed to gain entry. Christmas lights were taken from Reflection Park. A vehicle was damaged on Pardee Blvd. A mailbox was damaged on Vincentown Road by and hit and run driver. Two bikes were taken from a residence on Wildrose Street. Home Page / Admin Division / Chief's Office / Community Resources / Detective Division / Links / Patrol Division / Press Releases / Records Room CONFIDENTIAL TIP LINE: (609) 894-3352 "Help the Law - Make the Call" return to top