Pemberton Township Police Department Press Releases

PRESS RELEASES 2005

January

Items were taken from a shed on Weymouth Road. Ptl. Sawyer filed the report.
Holiday decorations were taken from a residence on Ridge Road. Ptl Wilson filed the report.
A quad was taken from a garage on Sepulga Dr. Ptl. Wilson filed the report.
A garage was entered on Roxbury St. Ptl. Hann filed the report.
An extension ladder was taken from a van parked on Lakehurst Road. Ptl. Hann filed the report.
A battery charger was stolen from a residence on Hunter Bv. Ptl. Wilson filed the report.
A storage building on Juliustown Road was entered and items taken. Ptl. Volk filed the report.
A window was broken out of a vehicle parked on Daniels Ave. Ptl. R Shinn filed the report.
A vehicle parked on Trenton Road was entered and items stolen. Ptl. Matthews filed the report.
A purse was taken from a vehicle parked on Lakeview Blvd. Ptl. Volk filed the report.
A building on Tensaw Drive was vandalized. Ptl. Byrd filed the report.
A vehicle parked on Larkspur St was vandalized. Ptl. Hann filed the report.
A bicycle was taken from Coville Dr. Ptl. Wechkus filed the report.
A vehicle was vandalized on Wyoming Trail. Ptl. Hann filed the report.
A home was entered on Sassafras Street. Unknown items taken. Ptl. Sawyer filed the report.
A vehicle was broken into on Cochita Trail. Ptl. Muscella filed the report.
Entry was gained into a home on Delap Court by breaking a windows. Ptl B Bartleson filed the report.
A window was damaged by a BB gun to a home Daniels Ave. Ptl Stephenson filed the report
A home was entered by removing a window air condition on Bayberry St. Ptl Sawyer filed the report.
A window was broken in a vehicle parked on Lakehurst Road. Ptl Byrd filed the report
Several vehicles were broken into on Earlin Ave. Ptl Sawyer filed the report
A mailbox was damaged at a home on Alabama Trail. Ptl Wechkus filed the report
A window was broken out of a vehicle parked on Garden Ave. Ptl Wilson filed the report
A home on Vance Street was entered. Ptl Lucas filed the report
A house on New Moon Street was broken into by kicking in the front door. Ptl Sawyer filed the report.
A Murray bike, lavender in color, was found by a resident on Berkeley Dr. Ptl. Sawyer filed the report.
Two tree stands were taken from Stockton's Bride Road. Ptl T Stewart filed the report.
On Saturday January 22nd, during the severe snowstorm, the Pemberton Township Police Department, with support from the Burlington County Prosecutors Office, served a search warrant upon the residents of 39 Foxglove Street in Browns Mills. At approximately 4 AM on that date, Pemberton Township police detectives began an investigation into a sexual assault that was reported to have happened at the Foxglove Street residence. The victim, a 20 year old female, told the investigating detective that she was drinking alcohol with two male subjects at the residence when she began to feel dizzy. There is the possibility that she may have been drugged prior to the assault. She went into a bedroom and passed out on a bed. She awoke some time later to find the two male subjects sexually assaulting her. She left the residence shortly after this and later went to the hospital to be examined. Pemberton Township detectives applied for and were granted a search warrant for the 39 Foxglove Street residence in order to obtain evidence of the sexual assault and any drugs that may have been used to incapacitate the victim. Prior to serving the search warrant, the detectives had to request the assistance of the Pemberton Township Public Works Department to plow the street due to the heavy snows that had fallen that day. After the street had been plowed, and in near blizzard conditions, members of the patrol and detectives divisions were able to make entry into the residence. After securing the occupants of the residence, the officers that entered the home found large amounts of marijuana and presently unidentified pills in plain view in several of the bedrooms. A detective from the Technical Services Unit of the Burlington County Prosecutors Office assisted Pemberton Township police officers in a thorough search of the Foxglove Street residence which yielded over 50 items of property and evidence. The evidence that was seized includes marijuana, the unidentified pills, cocaine and items related to the sexual assault. As a result of the search warrant Christina Harding, Christopher Harding,25, Randy Warrick, 26, and Marcus Brown,21, all of Browns Mills, were arrested and charged with various drug offenses to include possession and distribution charges. Christina Harding, 59, was released on $1000.00 bail. The other three subjects were placed in Burlington County Jail. Christopher Harding, along with Phillip Budrow have been charged with the sexual assault of the 20 year old female victim. Phillip Budrow was not in the Foxglove Street residence at the time that the search warrant was served. He is still at large. Police are also looking for Alex Harding who has been charged with various drug related offenses stemming from the search warrant. Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of these subjects should contact the Pemberton Township Police Department. Det. David Patriarca, Det. David King and Det. Walt Stewart continue the investigation
A window was broken out of a vehicle parked on Lakeview Blvd. Ptl. Andre Byrd filed the report.
A window was broken out of a residence on Wildrose Street. Ptl. Mike Geibel filed the report.

February

A window was broken out of a vehicle on Scammel Drive. Ptl. Bonni Groff-Hurley filed the report.
A rock was thrown through a window on Main Street. Ptl. Pete Delagarza filed the report
A Siberian Husky was taken from a residence on Juniper Ave. Ptl. Shaun Myers filed the report.
A storm door was damaged by a rock on Sheldon Road. Ptl. Ed White filed the report.
A bike was taken from a residence on Weymouth Road. Ptl. Pete Glendon filed the report.
Construction equipment was vandalized in Presidential Lakes. Ptl. Tony Muscella filed the report.
A mailbox post was taken from a residence on Tremont Street. Ptl. Pete Glendon filed the report.
A vehicle was vandalized on West Lakeshore Drive. Ptl. Perry Doyle filed the report.
A vehicle was vandalized on Pemberton-Browns Mills Road . Ptl. Bob Ettinger filed the report.
A home on New Jersey Road was entered. Ptl. Dave Sawyer filed the report.
An armed robbery occurred on February 17th at approximately 8:06 PM on Wisteria Street in Browns Mills Pemberton Township Police Department announce the arrest of four suspects in connection with an over night robbery of a pizza delivery man. Officers were dispatched to the Family Pizza restaurant to speak to the victim of the robbery. The victim indicates he was making a delivery to a location on Wisteria Street in the Browns Mills section of Pemberton Township. The delivery man was met on the street by one suspect and then robbed at gun point by another suspect hiding nearby. The victim was left unharmed and the suspects fled the area. One suspect was located a short time later by Ptl. Christopher Bartleson and taken into custody. Subsequently three other suspects were taken into custody for their connection to the incident.
The following arrests were made: Josh Young, age 18 and Ronald Lugo, age 18, both of Browns Mills were committed to the Burlington Co. Jail on robbery and weapons related charges with $5,000.00 bail.
Two additional suspects (names withheld due to their age) were lodged in the Juvenile Detention Center on robbery, weapons related charges and possession of CDS. * Additional charges are pending.
Detective Dave King is continuing the investigation.
A home on Chandler Street was broken into while the owner was on vacation. Ptl. Shaun Myers filed the report.
A window was broken out of a van parked on Elm Street. Ptl. Chris Stephenson filed the report.
A window was broken out of a residence on Quail Run Road. Ptl. Tom Lucas filed the report.
A home on Kinsley Road was entered and items taken. Ptl. Andre Byrd filed the report.
A vehicle parked on Lakeview Bv was vandalized. Ptl. Justin Kreig filed the report.
A windows was broken on a vehicle parked on Liberty Street. Ptl. Ed White filed the report.
On February 2nd, 2005 at 1:00 AM the Pemberton Township Police Department conducted a Warrant/Quality of Life sweep at the Budget Lodge Motel, located in the Browns Mills section of Pemberton Township. Due to the high volume of drug, nuisance and trespassing related calls/complaints by the residents, area merchants and motel proprietor, police conducted the operation. Pemberton Township Police Sergeant James Wehman organized an eight officer detail to execute the Quality of Life Sweep. As a result, fourteen subjects were arrested and charged with various offenses. Thanks to the citizens of the community the operation was a success. Citizens are urged to use the "Confidential Tip Line" 609.894.3352 "Help The Law - Make The Call."
The following is a list of those arrested in the sweep:
Lisa Mitchell age 31- Browns Mills (Possession of CDS and Drug Paraphernalia), Warren Faulkner age 45 Browns Mills (Obstruction, Possession of CDS), Diane Brecht age 42 - Browns Mills (Possession of CDS and Drug Paraphernalia), Damian Ricketts age 27, Burlington (Possession of CDS), Terry Barber age 41, Browns Mills (Possession of Drug Paraphernalia), Clarice Reeves age 59, Browns Mills (Possession of CDS and Paraphernalia), Learon Gilford, age 31, Browns Mills (Possession of CDS and Contempt of Court), Kiyomi Martin, age 18, Browns Mills (Possession of CDS and Contempt of Court), Michael Linares age 21, Browns Mills (Contempt of Court), Alan Fishman age 41, Browns Mills (Contempt of Court) George Tomlin age 52, Browns Mills (Contempt of Court), Richelle Riley age 26, Burlington Twp ( Contempt of Court) Tracy Cox age 45, Browns Mills (Contempt of Court) Shelena Thomas age 21, Browns Mills (Possession of CDS, Contempt of Court).
A windshield was broken on a vehicle parked on Ivy St. Ptl. Bob Ettinger filed the report.
A windshield was broken on a vehicle parked on S. Brynwood Dr. Ptl. Dave Sawyer filed the report.
A windshield was broke on a vehicle parked on Dogwood St. Ptl. Dave Sawyer filed the report.
A fence was damaged on Washington Bv. Ptl. Steve Wilson filed the report.
A residence on Coville Drive was entered. Ptl. Brian Smith filed the report.
A mailbox was damaged on Chapel Street. Ptl. Dave Sawyer filed the report.

MARCH

Hubcaps were removed from a vehicle on New Moon Street. Ptl. Brian Smith filed the report.
A go cart was taken from a residence on Magnolia Road. Ptl. Art Shinn filed the report.
A resident on Alabama Trail discovered his home had been entered. Ptl. Bruce Phillips filed the report.
A motor home was broken into that was parked on Pemberton-Browns Mills Road. Ptl. Dave Sawyer filed the report.
A canoe was taken from W. Lakeshore Drive. Ptl. Jilian Schuler filed the report.
A vehicle was broken into on E Lakeshore Drive. Ptl. Tony Muscella filed the report.
Tires were slashed on a vehicle parked on Pardee Bv. Ptl. Jilian Schuler filed the report.
Fence gates were taken from a residence on Columbus Ave. Ptl. Brian Smith filed the report.
A windows was broken in a vehicle parked on Auburn Ave and a bag was taken. Ptl. Tom Stewart filed the report.
A fence and shed were damaged on Lakehurst Road. Ptl. Brian Smith filed the report.
A shed caught fire on Kinsley Rd. Ptl. Chris Bartleson filed the report.
A vehicle was damaged on Florida Trail. Ptl. Ed White filed the report.
A power washer was taken from a residence on Pointville Road. Ptl. Tony Muscella filed the report.
A shed was broken into on Princess Street. Ptl. Ray Thomann filed the report.
A vehicle parked on Cherokee Dr was entered. Ptl. Ray Thomann filed the report.
A windshield was broken on a car parked on Spring Lake Blvd. Ptl. Brian Bartleson filed the report.

APRIL

FATAL BOATING ACCIDENT: On April 13th at 11:18 AM police officers responded to Lake Pemberton for a reported boat that had overturned and the occupant was in the water and was in distress. The victim is identified as Robert Bier, 61 years old, Poplar Ct., Lumberton, NJ According to witnesses, the victim was in a kayak on Lake Pemberton when it overturned. A friend of the victim, William Scull, was on the shore and saw the incident and went into the water in an attempt to rescue the victim. A passing motorist, identified as Michael McCray also stopped and attempted to assist but both men were unsuccessful. Ptl. Edward White of the Pemberton Township Police Department along with Chief Chad Bozoski of the Goodwill Fire Company utilized a second boat to retrieve Bier from the lake. EMS personnel performed CPR and the victim was transported to Virtua Hospital in Mt. Holly where he was pronounced dead. The victim was not wearing a safety or life vest. INVESTIGATING OFFICERS: Ptl. Chris Stephenson and Det. Walter Stewart
New recruits were sworn in on April 23rd

Seated L-R, Sarah Jefferson, Vincent Cestare, Stephen Tomazic, Danielle Delgozzo

Standing L-R, Shawn Kitson, Richard Luden III, Brian Warrick, Jason Kreig,
Thomas Stewart II (photo courtesy of Tom Walker)

MAY

On MAY 22,05 at 02:43 hours on Jefferson Ave., Browns Mills, New Jersey, police responded to a 911 call of a woman being assaulted in her yard. Police arrived on the scene to find the suspect being chased by two of the victim's neighbors. The investigation revealed that the Timothy Moran 48 years old, suspect, resided with the victim up until about a month ago when he was arrested and placed in jail for an assault complaint signed by the victim. The suspect was released from jail on May 17th on ROR. The victim awoke to find the suspect in her bedroom standing over her demanding money. The suspect ransacked the victim's house and threatened her that he was going to take her hands and break one finger at a time with a hammer unless she told him where she hid her money. The suspect also choked the victim's small dog, threatening to kill it if she didn't give him the money. The suspect beat the victim to a point of unconsciousness, which included striking her with a wrench, fracturing her arm and punching her in the head where she suffered a concussion. When the victim came to she was able to run out of the house where the suspect chased her into the yard and continued to beat and choke her. Neighbors heard the victim's screams and called 911 and came to her aid causing the suspect to attempt to flee. Police arrived on location and arrested the suspect where he was charged with robbery, aggravated assault, terroristic threats and possession of a weapon for unlawful purposes. The suspect was committed to the Burlington County Jail with a 15,000.00 bail. Timothy Moran was indicted for attempted murder on May 26, 2005. Ptl Dan Matthews initially responded to the scene and Det David Patriarca continues the investigation.
A residence on Pepper Road was entered while the owner was away. Ptl. Tony Muscella responded
A vehicle was entered on Dogwood Street and a car stereo was taken. Ptl. Shaun Myers responded for a report.
Window broken in front door and house entered on Pemberton Blvd. Ptl. Shaun Myers responded.
A tire was slashed on a vehicle parked on Medford Street. Ptl. Dave Sawyer filed the report.
A license plate was removed from a vehicle on Lemmon Ave. Ptl. Dan Matthews filed the report.
A mini-bike was taken from a vehicle parked on Crescent Drive. Ptl. Bob Shinn filed the report.
A vehicle was broken into on Rancocas Lane. Ptl. Ed White responded.
An air compressor was taken from a residence on Pole Bridge Road. Ptl. Ed White filed the report.
A resident of California Trail reported his cell phone taken from his vehicle. Ptl. Ken Culligan filed the report.
A shoplifter was apprehended at the Acme. Ptl. Mike Geibel responded.
A woman's bike was found on First Avenue. Ptl. Bob Shinn filed the report.
Bike was found on Scammel Drive. Ptl. Jilian Schuler picked up the bike.
A radio was removed from a vehicle parked on West Lakeshore Drive. Ptl. Brian Smith filed the report.
A decorative bicycle was taken from a residence on Isleta Lane. Ptl. Jilian Schuler responded.
A residence on Tensaw Drive was entered and a Play Station and games was taken. Ptl. Bonni Groff-Hurley responded for a report
A vehicle on Thornwood Lane was damaged. Ptl. Bob Shinn filed the report.
Damage was done to a vacant home on Ridge Road. Sgt. Jim Luker responded for a report
A home was entered on Pemberton-Browns Mills Road and misc. items were taken. Ptl. Bonni Groff-Hurley responded.
A vehicle was vandalized on Coosa Trail. Ptl. Tony Muscella filed the report.
An ATV was taken from Hanover Blvd. Ptl. Bob Shinn filed the report.
A 10 speed bike was found on First Avenue. Ptl. Bob Shinn picked up the bike.
A truck parked on Lakehurst Road was entered. Ptl. Dave Sawyer responded.
Four vehicles parked on Lakehurst Road were vandalized. Ptl. Chris Stephenson filed the report.
A shed on Juliustown Rd. was broken into . Ptl. Dave Sawyer responded for a report
A cell phone was lost at the Bayberry Park. Ptl. Ken Volk filed the report.
A vacant house on Ridge Road was entered and vandalized. Sgt. Jim Luker filed the report.
A home on Pemberton-Browns Mills Road was entered. Jewelry was taken. Ptl. Bonni Groff-Hurley filed the report.
A vehicle was keyed in the Pemberton Township High School parking lot. Ptl. Art Shinn filed the report.
A windows was broken on a vehicle parked on Comanche Trail and a radio was taken. Ptl. Bonni Groff-Hurley filed the report.
Entry was made into a van parked on Rancocas Lane by breaking a windows. Tools were taken. Ptl. Bonni Groff-Hurley filed the report.
The door on a shed on Vincentown Road was forced open was entered and gas cans taken. Ptl. Art Shinn filed the report.
A vinyl garage was damaged on Massachusetts Avenue. Ptl. Chris Bartleson filed the report.
A mailbox was taken from a residence on Sepulga Tr. Ptl. Art Shinn filed the report.
A bike was taken from a residence on Bobwhite Bv. Ptl. Tom Stewart filed the report
A door was damaged on Piute Tr Ptl. Brian Smith filed the report.

JUNE

On June 14th, 2005 the Women of the Moose, Chapter 1343, made a donation of twelve Tommy Moose to the department to be carried in police cars. They are to be used in the event of an accident where children are involved. Pictured (not in order) Mayor Bob McCullough, Erma Marino, Sgt. Dave Geibel, Nancy Brown, Evalyn Brown, Linda Przybylko, Gayle Favro, Julia Taylor,Mary Van Steinburg and Mary Steinwette. Photo courtesy of Tom Walker.
The Pemberton Township Police Department's Traffic Safety Unit is currently investigating a motor vehicle accident that occurred on 6/20/2005 at approximately 5:26 pm on State Highway Route 70, just east of Kelsonville Road. The accident resulted in the death of the driver (sole occupant). The preliminary investigation revealed that the accident involved one (1) vehicle, a 2000 Daewoo Leganza, occupied by Palvin Dimitrov (male, age 52) Marlton, New Jersey. The vehicle was traveling west on Route 70, crossed over the roadway (unknown reason), continued along the east bound berm for approximately three hundred feet (300') and eventually struck a tree. Route 70 is a two (2) lane roadway, not divided, speed limit is 50 MPH. The roadway was dry and the weather was clear The driver was pronounced at 9 pm by Doctor Daksha Shah (Burlington County Medical Examiner's Office). The driver had to be extricated from the vehicle. The cause of the accident is still under investigated by Ptl. Peter Delagarza (Pemberton Township Traffic Safety Unit). The Presidential Lakes Fire & Rescue Units, Lebanon Lakes Fire Department, Goodwill Fire Department and Country Lakes Fire Department assisted at the accident scene.
The Pemberton Township Police Department wishes to notify the public of a ongoing check scam that has affected several of our residents. We have confirmed that at least two people in our town have been the target of this scam. While some minor details of this check scam are different, the fundamentals are the same. The scam occurs as follows; The target of the scam will be contacted on the internet, either by e-mail or chat room, by someone who claims that a check will be sent to them. When the target receives the check, they are told to cash the check and they will be allowed to keep a portion of the money as payment for their assistance. This check may appear to be legitimate. The target is told to get a cashiers check for the remaining portion of the money and send it to a predetermined location. Preliminary investigation into this scam has revealed that the contact with the target is being originated from outside of the United States. The amounts of money involved have been in the thousands of dollars. The checks involved are fraudulent. People who get caught up in this scam may find themselves answering to criminal charges for check fraud and may also find themselves liable for thousands of dollars. The Pemberton Township Police Department is contacting the appropriate authorities to assist in investigating this scam. If you receive any similar correspondence, please contact your local police department.
A vehicle was damaged on Clubhouse Road. Ptl. Shaun Myers investigated.
A dirt bike was taken from a shed on Church Lane. Sgt. Jim Luker filed the report.
Bike taken from Virginia Drive. Ptl. Steve Wilson investigated.
A log splitter was taken from a yard on Magnolia Road. Ptl. Shaun Myers filed the report.
A home on Wenatchi Trail was entered by removing a screen. Ptl. Dan Matthews responded.
A vehicle was vandalized on Woodland Ave. Ptl. Shaun Myers investigated.
A bicycle was taken from a residence on Rutgers Av. Ptl. Ed White filed the report.
A basketball net and pole were taken from Bobwhite Bv. Ptl. Art Shinn responded
A Ford Taurus was taken from a residence on Peony St. Ptl. Andre Byrd filed the report.
A pool was damaged at a residence on Atsuwegi Tr. Ptl. Tony Muscella filed the report.
A resident of Kinsley Rd reported paint balls were shot to his residence. Ptl. Jilian Schuler responded.
A purse was taken from a vehicle on Coville Dr. Ptl. Art Shinn filed the report.
A bottle was thrown through the window of a vehicle on Jackson Av. Ptl. Art Shinn filed the report.
A window was broken on a van parked on Split Rock Road. Ptl. Art Shinn responded.
A window was broken on a vehicle parked on Louisiana Tr. Ptl. Jilian Schuler filed the report.
A vehicle on Blackfoot Dr was shot with a paintballs. Ptl. Brian Smith filed the report.
An air conditioner was taken from a window of a residence on Trenton Road. Ptl. Ed White filed the report.
Fishing poles were taken from a residence on Spring Terrace Ptl. Dave Sawyer responded.
A window was broken on a vehicle parked on Red Feather Trail. Ptl. Dan Matthews responded for a report.
Window broken on vehicle parked on Johnston Court. Ptl. Tony Muscella responded.
A home was broken into on Lakehurst Road. Ptl. Ed White responded
A vehicle was broken into on Trenton Rd. Ptl. Mike Geibel responded.
A tire was slashed on a vehicle parked on W Lakeshore Dr
A Honda motorcycle was taken from Haines Street. Ptl. Les Hann filed the report.
A vehicle on Anderson was damaged. Ptl. Justin Kreig responded for a report
A residence was broken into on Church Lane. Ptl. Justin Kreig responded.
A quad was stolen from Verbena Street. Ptl. Tony Muscella filed the report.
Paintballs damaged a vehicle on River St. Ptl. Andre Byrd responded.
A residence on Coosa Trail was broken into. Ptl. Pete Delagarza filed the report.
A canoe was taken from Center St. Ptl. Andre Byrd responded.
A windshield was broken on a vehicle parked on Wildgeese Circle. Ptl. Shaun Myers responded.
A roof was damaged on a home on Whitesbogs Rd. Ptl. Stephen Price responded.
A fence was damaged on Vincentown Rd. Ptl. Bonni Groff-Hurley responded.
Two bikes were found on Second Avenue. Ptl. Perry Doyle responded.
A vehicle was vandalized on Glenn St. Ptl. Bob Shinn responded.

JULY

The Birmingham Post Office sustained damage to their landscaping. Ptl. Tom Stewart filed the report.
A resident on Tensaw Drive reported items taken from a vehicle to Ptl. Greg Hale
Ptl. Steve Wilson responded to Learning Way for a report of criminal mischief.
Ptl. Art Shinn received a report of a vehicle taken from E Lakeshore Dr.
A resident of Washington Blvd reported her vehicle missing to Ptl. Art Shinn
Tools were taken from a shed on Wildgeese Cr. Ptl. Bob Shinn responded.
A fish pond was damaged at a home on Pemberton-Browns Mills Road. Ptl. Dave Sawyer filed the report.
A serious motor vehicle accident occurred on July 27,2005 at 0855 hours on N. Pemberton Road, Pemberton NJ. (CR630) Vehicle #1 was traveling west on N. Pemberton Road/Cr630, when Vehicle #2 entered from a private drive into the path of Vehicle #1. Vehicle #2 was struck broadside, pushing it approximately 100 feet down the roadway into the front yard of 200 N. Pemberton Rd. Vehicle #2 sustained extensive driver side damage resulting in the extrication of the driver by Ft. Dix Crash Rescue. The collision is still under investigation by Ptl. Thomas Stewart I. Anyone with additional information that may have witnessed this accident; please contact the Pemberton Township Police Department at, 609.894.3308 or 894.3351. Vehicle 1: 1995 Mack Dump Truck, owned by Miller Excavating of Wrightstown NJ. Driver: Ronald Chambers (33) of Browns Mills NJ. Mr. Chambers was not injured Vehicle 2: 2000 4Dr. Dodge Stratus Driver: Rosa Catarino (22) of Edgewater Park NJ. Extricated, transported to Helene Fuld Medical Center, (Unknown injuries). Rear seat: Olivia Vasquez (19) of Edgewater Park NJ. Transported to Virtua Mt. Holly Hospital, treated for lacerations and released. Rear Car seat: Edwardo Coazozon (8mos.) of Edgewater Park NJ. Transported to Virtua Mt. Holly Hospital, not injured. Rear seat: Marlene (unk last name, age and address) Flown (Southstar Helicopter) to Helene Fuld Medical Center, (Unknown injuries).
Four paintball guns were taken from Sheep Pen Hill Road. Ptl. Chris Stephenson filed the report.
A shed was broken into and a motorcycle stolen on E. Lakeshore Dr. Sgt. Brian Wechkus responded for a report.
Criminal mischief to a mailbox was reported on Alabama Tr. to Ptl. Dave Sawyer
A brick was thrown through a window on Tensaw Drive. Ptl. Stephen Price responded
Items were reported removed from a yard on Liberty Street to Ptl. Stephen Price
A dog was taken from a yard on Junco Way. Ptl. Bob Shinn filed the report.
A bike was taken from N Lakeshore Drive. Ptl. Bob Shinn filed the report.
A resident reported harassing phone calls to Ptl. Brian Bartleson
A resident on Willow Blvd reported an harassment to Ptl. Chris Stephenson
A resident of Kinsley Rd. reported an harassment to Ptl. Dave Sawyer
A cell phone was reported lost to Sgt. Scott Bogdanowicz.
A resident of N Lakeshore Dr reported a bike stolen to Ptl. Bob Shinn
A door was damaged on a home on Garden Av. Ptl. Ed White filed the report.
A gas grill was taken from a home on Sheep Pen Hill Rd. Ptl. Dave Sawyer responded
Property was damaged on Juliustown Road. Ptl. Tom Stewart II responded
A van was broken into on Dogwood Street. Ptl. Chris Bartleson responded.
A resident reported criminal mischief to a home on Lakehurst Road. Ptl. Chris Bartleson filed the report.
A resident of Rancocas Lane reported a paintball shot at her home. Ptl. Brian Bartleson filed the report.
A window was broken on a residence on Harwich St. Ptl. Tony Muscella responded.
A paddle boat was taken from a residence on Tensaw Drive. Ptl. Dave Sawyer responded.
The Pemberton Township Police Department is asking for assistance from the public in investigating a shots fired call at 58 Sepulga Drive in Browns Mills on Thursday morning at approximately 4:05 AM. The residents of 58 Sepulga Dr. heard a noise that they thought were some sort of fireworks. They were not initially concerned but later went outside to find that the rear window of their vehicle (parked in the driveway) had been shattered by a gunshot. Patrol officers responded to the scene and discovered that the vehicle in the driveway had been struck by three bullets. Detectives responded to process the scene and located eleven (11) shell casings in the immediate area of the home. No one was injured in this incident. The Pemberton Township Police Department is asking that anyone with information pertaining to this case please call the Detective Bureau at 609-894-3310 or call our Confidential Tip Line at 609-894-3352. You can remain anonymous. Ptl. Peter Delagarza initially responded to the scene and Det. Chris Mahler continues the investigation.

AUGUST

A resident on June Road reported criminal mischief of her house to Ptl. Ray Thomann
A resident of Barclay Drive reported damage to her vehicle to Ptl. Bob Shinn
A home on Pardee Blvd was damaged by fire. Ptl. Tom Stewart II responded
A resident of Florida Trail reported a lost cell phone to Sgt. Brian Wechkus
A resident of Mt. Misery Road reported damage of his property to Ptl. Chris Stephenson
A resident of Yarrow Street reported her van broken into to Ptl. Tony Muscella
A resident of Fox street reported theft of property to Ptl. Tony Muscella
A resident of Beaver St reported damage of her vehicle to Ptl. Tony Muscella
A bicycle was taken from Pemberton-Browns Mills Road. Ptl. Jilian Schuler filed the report.
A resident of Crescent Dr reported criminal mischief to his home. Ptl. Tom Stewart II filed the report.
A window was broken on a vehicle parked on Villanova Av. Ptl. Ken Volk responded.
A home on Hanover Blvd was spray painted. Report filed by Ptl. Art Shinn
A vehicle on Tecumseh Tr was vandalized. Ptl. Bonni Groff-Hurley filed the report.
A vehicle on Lakehurst Rd was broken into. Ptl. Chris Bartleson responded.
A resident of Montana Trail reported his mailbox was vandalized to Ptl. Tony Muscella
A bike was damaged parked on Broadway. Ptl. Dave Sawyer filed the report.
License plates were taken from a vehicle parked on Dakota Tr. Ptl. Bob Shinn filed the report.
A mailbox was tampered with on California Tr. Ptl. Dave Sawyer responded.
A bike was taken from a residence on Main Street. Sgt. Brian Wechkus filed the report.
A suspected bias incident occurred at 1020 Hanover Blvd on 8/25/2004. The victim in this incident is Edward Forchion (also known as "NJ WEEDMAN"). A large black cross was spray painted on the garage door along with the words "GET JESUS". Mr. Forchion's wife, Janice Brown, discovered this vandalism when she was leaving the home just before 7 AM in the morning. Mr. Forchion is a practicing Rastafarian which is a recognized religion. Investigation is underway to locate suspects and to determine if this vandalism was done because of Mr Forchion's religious affiliation. County and state agencies that have an interest in bias crimes have been notified and may be assisting in the investigation. The Pemberton Township Police Detective Bureau is asking that anyone with information regarding this crime contact us at 609-894-3310. You can remain anonymous if you wish.
Pemberton Township Police are investigating a report of illegal charity solicitation (Scam), in which a female subject is collecting money from township residence for victims of a house fire. She is described as a slender, well-dressed African American Female, age unknown, carrying a can labeled AME Church and True Vine Baptist Church. The investigation revealed that the AME Church, Lakehurst Rd and the True Vine Baptist Church names both located in Browns Mills are being illegally used as sponsors to solicit money in this scam. The unknown female, who is not affiliated with either church, is attempting to collect money door to door by connecting the church and a fictitious tragic event. Pastor Holloway of True Vine Baptist Church and a member of the AME Church both verified that no one from their respective churches is conducting this type of collection. Police are warning residents to be cautious and request the proper documentation and identification when confronted for donation to this or any other charity. On August 19th the Pemberton Township Police made an arrest in the recent charity scam occurring in Browns Mills. Over the past few weeks, a female subject had been going door to door in the Browns Mills area collecting money for a church. We have confirmed through the church that there is no current fund raiser in progress. The suspect, Eva Commings, was apprehended after officers were notified by a citizen that she was soliciting funds in the Country Lakes area. The citizen was aware of this ongoing fraud case after reading about it on our police internet site and in the newspapers. There is no indication that Ms. Commings was doing this because of any personal need. Officers ensured that she was not homeless or destitute. We are asking that any victims in this matter contact the Pemberton Township Police Detective Bureau in order to provide positive identification of this suspect. Please call 609-894-3310 during the hours of 8 AM to 4 PM if you think you may have been a victim of this scam or if you have any information about this incident.
A home was entered on Split Rock Road and jewelry was taken. Reported to Ptl. Stephen Price
A home on S Lakeshore Drive was spray painted. Ptl. Art Shinn filed the report.
An attempted burglary was reported on Montana Tr. Ptl. Brian Smith filed the report.
A conversion van was spray painted on S Lakeshore Drive. Ptl. Art Shinn filed the report.
A car was broken into on Finch St and items taken. Report taken by Ptl. Ken Volk
A vehicle was broken into on Pemberton-Browns Mills Road . Ptl. Ken Volk filed the report.
A car was spray painted on Fox St. Ptl. Art Shinn filed the report.
A vehicle was vandalized while the owner was shopping. Reported to Ptl. Justin Kreig
A resident of Cactus Street reported his wallet stolen to Ptl. Bob Shinn
A resident of Tensaw Drive reported a damaged mailbox to Ptl. Pete Glendon
A resident of Coville drive reported damage to his landscaping to Ptl. Pete Glendon
A resident of Cherokee Dr reported damage to her mailbox to Ptl. Pete Glendon
A resident of Pemberton-Browns Mills Road reported damage to her vehicle to Ptl. Pete Delagarza
A wallet was reported stolen from a resident of Linden Av to Ptl. Stephen Price
A boat was taken from a residence on Iowa Te. Reported to Ptl. Ken Volk
Wheels and rims were taken off a vehicle on Brian Dr. Reported to Ptl. Stephen Price
Ptl. Andre Byrd responded to Bishop Street for a report of items taken from a house and shed.
Ptl. Art Shinn responded to Dakota Trail for a report of a dirt bike taken from a shed.
Ptl. Art Shinn responded to Adams Av for a report of a window broken on a vehicle and a CD player removed.
A mini motorcycle was taken from Lawrence Dr. Ptl. Shaun Myers filed the report.
A Jeep parked on Dearborn Ave was vandalized. Ptl. Dan Matthews filed the report.
Rims were taken off a vehicle parked on Lakehurst Road. Ptl. Jilian Schuler responded.
Ptl. Tom Stewart received a report of a stolen cell phone from a resident on Lakehurst Road.
Ptl. Stephen Price received a report of rims taken off a vehicle on Spring Lake Bv.
A truck on Brenner St was vandalized. Ptl. Tom Stewart responded.
A hood and radio were taken off a vehicle on Washington Bv. Ptl. Stephen Price filed the report.
A resident on Belleview Bv reported damage to their fence to Ptl. Ray Thomann
Windows were damaged on a truck parked on Pardee Bv. Report taken by Ptl. Dave Sawyer
A vehicle on Jackson Av was broken into and a CD player and radio were taken. Report taken by Ptl. Andre Byrd
Two bikes were reported taken from Broadway to Ptl. Chris Bartleson .
Two bikes were reported taken from Purdue Av to Ptl. Tony Muscella
Ptl. Shaun Myers received a report of a quad taken from Wisconsin Dr.
Ptl. Chris Stephenson responded to Pole Bridge Rd for a report of gas siphoned from a vehicle.
Ptl. Stephen Price responded to Pardee Ave for a report of damaged landscaping bricks.

SEPTEMBER

Two dancers at a controversial go-go club have been charged with offering undercover officers sexual acts in exchange for money, police said. Megaly Castor, 45, of Delran and Gecilda B. Dourado, 54, of Newark each were charged Tuesday with solicitation of prostitution after an investigation at Cheeks Gentleman's Club on South Pemberton Road, Police Chief Stephen Emery said. Both women are employed as dancers at the club, he said. Cheeks' owner Linda DiLullo denied dancers at the club engage in prostitution. She said township officials are looking for an excuse to shut down her business. "We believe the charges are unfounded," DiLullo said. "After two years of struggling with the township and all the time and money we invested, why would I allow, within two months of us opening, the solicitation of prostitution?" Emery said officers from Pemberton Township, Trenton and the Burlington County Prosecutor's Office launched a joint investigation at the club after receiving reports of activities that included prostitution. He said undercover officers entered the business on several occasions. During these visits, the officers were offered various sexual acts in exchange for money, the chief said. Officers arrested Castor and Dourado at the club Tuesday evening. They were charged and released pending court hearings. Emery said an investigation into activities at the bar is continuing. The club, at the site formerly operated as Taps tavern, has drawn the ire of township officials since it opened in July with dancers performing while wearing pasties. DiLullo said dancers now wear bikini tops and bottoms. The club originally had hoped to offer topless dancers, but a Superior Court judge ruled that type of entertainment was not permitted because the building was too close to two school-bus stops. Community leaders opposed to the business vowed to continue lobbying municipal government to shut down the establishment. "Is there a bulldozer available?" asked the Rev. Guy Glass of the Calvary Baptist Church, one of the most vocal opponents. "Seriously, I'm very happy that the township started this process. I believe this is only the tip of the iceberg." Courtesy of the Burlington County Times
An air compressor was taken from Ridge Rd. Ptl. Ray Thomann filed the report.
A tire was slashed on a car on Chatham St.
Tires were slashed on a car on Railroad St. Ptl. Tom Stewart responded.
Tools were taken from a vehicle on Ptl. Art Shinn
A resident of Tecumseh Trail reported his tires slashed. Ptl. Andre Byrd responded.
A resident of Louisiana Trail reported her car broken into to Ptl. Bonni Groff-Hurley
A quad was taken from a garage on Magnolia Rd. Ptl. Tony Muscella responded.
A window was broken on a vehicle parked on Mohawk Tr. Ptl. Pete Glendon filed the report.
A bike was found on First Avenue. Ptl. Shaun Myers responded.
An air compressor was taken from Ridge Rd. Ptl. Ray Thomann responded
A bike was taken from Red Feather Tr. Ptl. Stephen Price filed the report.
A vehicle was taken from Sheldon Rd. Ptl. Bonni Groff-Hurley filed the report.
A shed was broken into on Virginia Dr. Ptl. Stephen Price responded
A construction trailer was taken from Nutmeg St. Ptl. Jilian Schuler filed the report.
A Fatal Motor Vehicle Collision occurred on Four Mile Road in Pemberton Township on September 20th at approximately 5 PM. The victim, Mrs. Therese E. Bass of Browns Mills, was traveling north on Four Mile Rd. when, according to witnesses, she swerved into the southbound lane of traffic. She collided head on with a vehicle being operated by Carl S. Heinert of Little Egg Harbor. The vehicle being operated by Mrs. Bass, a 1996 Subaru Legacy, sustained severe front end damage and intrusion into the passenger compartment. Mrs. Bass was pronounced dead at the scene. Preliminary investigation indicates that she was not wearing her seat belt but her airbag did deploy. Mr. Heinert was operating a 2004 Chevrolet pickup truck which also sustained severe damage. He was wearing his seat belt and his airbag did deploy. Mr. Heinert was able to exit his vehicle but was ultimately flown by helicopter (Medivac 5) to Helene Fuld Trauma Center in Trenton. Mr. Heinert was complaining of abdominal pain. His current medical status is not known at this time. Four Mile Road runs from the Route 70 Circle to The New Lisbon area of Pemberton Township. Driving conditions at the time of the collision were clear and dry. The cause of the collision is being investigated by the Pemberton Township Police Department in conjunction with the Burlington County Prosecutors Office. Ptl. Steve Wilson responded to the scene.
A rock was thrown through the window of a vehicle on S Pemberton Rd. Ptl. Perry Doyle
A quad was taken from a residence on Bluebird St. Ptl. Art Shinn filed the report.
A resident of Ursinus Ct reported vandalism to her vehicle to Ptl. Dave Sawyer
A vehicle was broken into on Trenton Rd. Ptl. Chris Stephenson responded.
A home was broken into on Range Road. Ptl. Pete Glendon filed the report.
A quad was taken from a residence on Magnolia Rd. Ptl. Dave Sawyer filed the report.
A resident of High St reported items taken from his vehicle to Ptl. Ken Culligan
A generator was taken off a truck on Lakeview Blvd. Ptl. Pete Delagarza filed the report.
A resident of Garfield Blvd reported damage to her front door to Ptl. Bob Ettinger
At approximately 2:10 AM on 9/14/2005, Pemberton Township Police Officers responded to the scene of a serious motor vehicle accident on Pemberton-Browns Mills Road. When the officers arrived they found that the vehicle involved had struck a utility pole and was in flames. The three occupants had gotten out of the vehicle prior to it being engulfed in flames. Officers determined that the driver, Joshua Canfield, 20, 111 Hanover Blvd, Browns Mills, was under the influence of alcohol and had blood drawn from him at Virtua Memorial Hospital in Mt Holly for blood alcohol level tests. The results from this test are pending. Canfield was also treated for non-life threatening injuries while he was at the hospital. The front seat passenger, Daniell Morgado, 18, 315 Garden Ave, Browns Mills, was taken to Helene Fuld Trauma Center in Trenton. The rear seat passenger, Matthew Brewer, 21, 119 Juniper Street, Browns Mills, was taken to Virtua Hospital for treatment of his injuries. The injuries that the passengers sustained were not deemed to be life threatening. Officers investigating this collision determined that the vehicle (1986 Nissan 300ZX) was traveling east on Pemberton-Browns Mills Rd. when it left the roadway and struck a utility pole. After hitting the utility pole the vehicle continued to travel for approximately 75-100 feet before coming to rest in a ravine. The driver and front seat passenger appear to have been using seat belts. Patrolman Bruce Phillips from the Pemberton Township Police, Traffic Safety Office, is handling this investigation.
Jamal Hodge, 26, was gunned down inside his home at 20 Brenner Street at about 6:45 a.m. on September 8th. Hodge was pronounced dead at the scene. Police said that no other information is available at this time. Anyone with information on the case can contact the Pemberton Township Police Department 609-723-8300 or the Pemberton Township Police Confidential Tip Line 609-894-3352
Items were taken out of a vehicle parked on Buffalo Te. Ptl. Ken Culligan filed the report.
A vehicle was entered on Allen Road. Ptl. Dave Sawyer responded.
A vehicle was vandalized on Heather St. Ptl. Ed White filed the report.
A resident on Kinsley Rd reported a theft from her residence to Ptl. Art Shinn
A resident on Tecumseh Tr reported tires slashed to Ptl. Jilian Schuler
A resident on Heather St reported damage to his car to Ptl. Bonni Groff-Hurley
A bike was taken from Main St. Reported to Ptl. Bonni Groff-Hurley
Items were taken from a vehicle parked on Delmar Rd. Ptl. Art Shinn filed the report.
A vehicle on Marie Dr was broken into. Ptl. Stephen Price responded
A home was entered on Wisconsin Dr. Ptl. Chris Stephenson responded.
Building materials were taken from Ashton St. Ptl. Dan Matthews filed the report.
A vehicle was taken from Daniels Ave. 1953 responded
A lawn statue was taken from a home on Colorado Trail. Ptl. Stephen Price filed the report.
A fence was damaged on Tecumseh Tr. Ptl. Bob Ettinger responded
Property was damaged on Weymouth Rd. Ptl. Bob Ettinger responded
A window was broken out on a vehicle on Pemberton-Browns Mills Road . Ptl. Perry Doyle responded.
A resident of Tensaw Dr reported criminal mischief to her home. Ptl. Perry Doyle filed the report.
A resident of Maricopa Tr reported criminal mischief to her home. Ptl. Perry Doyle filed the report.
A vehicle on Bella Coola Tr was entered and items taken. Ptl. Bonni Groff-Hurley responded.
A flag pole was damaged on Learning Way. Ptl. Bob Shinn filed the report.
A vehicle was broken into on Weymouth Road and items taken. Ptl. Bob Ettinger responded.
A window was broken on a vehicle on Amherst Av. Ptl. Mike Geibel responded.
A radio was taken from a vehicle parked on Liberty St. Ptl. Bob Shinn filed the report.
A vehicle was broken into on New Moon St. Ptl. Bob Shinn filed the report.
A resident of Sepulga Trail reported criminal mischief to her home. Ptl. Dan Matthews responded.
Tires were slashed on a van parked on Radcliff Av. Ptl. Tom Stewart II filed the report.
Bikes were taken from a yard on Sepulga Tr. Ptl. Shaun Myers responded
A resident of Garfield Bv reported damage to his vehicle to Ptl. Shaun Myers
A basketball post was taken from a residence on Weymouth Rd. Ptl. Pete Glendon filed the report.

OCTOBER

A window was broken in an apartment on Lakehurst Rd. Ptl. Chris Bartleson responded
A window was broken on a residence on Lakehurst Rd. Sgt. Brian Wechkus responded.
Two vehicles were broken into on Weymouth Rd. Ptl. Danielle Delgozzo filed the report.
A residence on North Carolina Trail was vandalized. Ptl. Dave Sawyer filed the report.
A window was broken on a residence on Lakehurst Rd. Ptl. Tom Stewart II responded.
A mailbox was vandalized on South Lakeshore Drive. Ptl. Danielle Delgozzo filed the report.
Vehicles were damaged on Pardee Blvd. Ptl. Danielle Delgozzo and Ptl. Pete Glendon responded.
Tires were slashed on a vehicle on Lawrence Dr. Ptl. Danielle Delgozzo and Ptl. Pete Glendon responded.
A rock was thrown through the window of a residence on Liberty St. Ptl. Greg Hale responded.
Two bikes were stolen from Hargrove Ave. Ptl. Brian Bartleson responded.
A trailer was taken from Ft Dix Rd. Ptl. Tony Muscella filed the report.
A dirt bike was taken from Beech Ave. Reported to Ptl. Pete Glendon
Halloween decorations were taken from River St. Ptl. Perry Doyle filed the report.
A truck was entered on Chippewa Trail. Report taken by Ptl. Stephen Price
A vehicle on Pole Bride Road was vandalized. Report taken by Ptl. Stephen Price
A vehicle was broken into on Sandra Drive. Report taken by Ptl. Stephen Price
A shed was broken into on Press Ave. Ptl. Les Hann filed the report.
A bike tire was taken off a bike on Broadway. Ptl. Bonni Groff-Hurley responded for a report
Tires were taken off a vehicle parked on N Lakeshore Dr. Ptl. Stephen Price filed the report.
A vehicle was broken into on Woodbine St. Ptl. Brian Smith filed the report.
A vehicle was broken into on Pemberton-Browns Mills Road . Report taken by Ptl. Ken Volk
Vehicles on Marie Dr were broken into. Ptl. Bonni Groff-Hurley filed the report.
On October 11th at 1:13 PM a Brick Township resident collided with a tree on Route 70 in Pemberton Township causing her death. According to witnesses the driver, Lois A. Pereira, 40, was traveling east on Route 70 when her late model Ford Windstar van went across the westbound lane of traffic and struck a tree near mile marker 29. The reason for this happening is still under investigation. There were no obvious road or environmental conditions that contributed to this collision and there were no other vehicles involved. Mrs. Pereira was pronounced dead at the scene. The passenger, her 7 year old son, sustained multiple injuries but they do not appear to be life threatening. He was transported by ambulance to Fuld Trauma Center in Trenton. His current condition is not known. Preliminary investigation shows that seat belts were used. This investigation is being conducted by Ptl. Peter DeLaGarza of the Pemberton Township Police Traffic Safety Office.
On October 5th two Browns Mills women were forced at gun point to enter a vehicle while walking on Circle Drive in Browns Mills. The suspect drove through various sections of Pemberton Township before forcing one of the females out of the vehicle on an isolated roadway. The female that was released by the suspect was able to make her way back into Browns Mills at which time she alerted police. She sustained no injuries. A county wide alert was put out for a beige in color sport utility vehicle (SUV) or van. During the investigation by Pemberton Township Police Patrol Officers and Detectives, the second female was located. This second victim advised police that she had been taken to a secluded wooded area of the Township and sexually assaulted. This victim was taken to Virtua Hospital in Mt. Holly where she was examined by a specially trained nurse practitioner, treated for her injuries, and then released. Police are actively searching for the beige SUV that was used in this crime. The suspect is described as a heavy set black male between 5 feet 10 inches to 6 feet in height. Because of the nature of this crime the names of the victims are being withheld. Ptl. Thomas Lucas initially responded to the scene and Det. Dave King continues the investigation

NOVEMBER

A window was broken in a residence on Liberty Street. Ptl. Jilian Schuler filed the report.
A vehicle was broken into on Lane Lane and a stereo system was taken. Ptl. Shaun Myers responded.
A mailbox was damaged on Iriquois Tr. Ptl. Dave Sawyer filed the report.
A shed was broken into on Goldenrod St. Ptl. Chris Stephenson filed the report.
A vehicle was vandalized on Liberty St. Ptl. Perry Doyle responded
A pick up truck was broken into on Barclay St. Ptl. Andre Byrd filed the report.

The American Legion recently made a presentation to the Pemberton Township Police Department and PBA Local 260. Pictured are Caroline Wade, Life Member DAV Unit 27,Donald Brown, Pemberton Twp. Committee, Bud Clark, American Legion Post #294, Rudy Irizarry, Chairman Pemberton Twp. Veterans Committee, Donald Williams, DAV Chapter 27, Sgt. Scott Bogdanowicz, Pemberton Twp. P.D. and Robert Ettinger, PBA Local 260 President. Photo curtesy of Tom Walker.
A Bias Crime / Burglary cured on 11/19/05 at approximately 11:50 AM at 109 Kentucky Trail, Browns Mills. Ms. Michelle Rudolph and her son John entered their 109 Kentucky Trail home at approximately 11:50 AM on 11/19 and found that the home had been burglarized. Inside the home, they found racial epithets spray painted on the walls. Pemberton Police Officers and a Detective responded and began to process the crime scene. Possible physical evidence has been collected and is pending examination. Along with the spray painting on the walls, there was also furniture, a television and other items that were damaged with the paint. A canvass of the neighborhood was conducted but there are no suspects at this time. The Burlington County Prosecutors Office as well as the State Police and that Office of Bias Crime and Community Relations (Division of Criminal Justice) has been notified about this incident. The investigation into this incident is being conducted by the Pemberton Township Detective Bureau. Anyone with information about this incident is asked to call the Detective Bureau at 609-894-3310 or our Police Tip Line at 609-894-3352. Ptl. Jason Kreig responded to the scene.
A vehicle was vandalized on Liberty St. Ptl. Bonni Groff-Hurley responded.
Vehicle was entered on Foxglove St. Ptl. Brian Warrick responded
A vehicle was taken from Phillips Ave. Ptl. Vincent Cestare responded.
A bicycle was taken from Clover St. Ptl. Stephen Price filed the report.
Items were taken from a home on Tensaw Dr. Ptl. Dave Sawyer responded.
A truck was broken into parked on Coleman's Bridge Road and a purse was taken. Ptl. Andre
A residence was broken into on Ursinus Ct. Ptl. Andre Byrd filed the report.
A vehicle was vandalized on S Pemberton Rd. Reported to Ptl. Brian Bartleson
Tires were flattened on a vehicle parked on Fairfield St. Ptl. Danielle Delgozzo filed the report.
A quad and motorcycle were taken from Valley Drive. Ptl. Chris Bartleson responded.
A bike was taken from Dennis Av. Ptl. Stephen Tomazic filed the report.
A quad was taken from a garage on Mt. Misery Rd. Ptl. Chris Bartleson filed the report.
A bike was taken from Lakehurst Road. Ptl. Jilian Schuler responded.
Tires were slashed on a van parked on Kentucky Tr. Ptl. Sarah Jefferson and Ptl. Tony Muscella responded.
A brick was thrown through a window of a vehicle on Juliustown Rd. Ptl. Mike Geibel filed the report.
A home on Scammel Drive was broken into. Ptl. Stephen Price responded
A vehicle was vandalized on Norcross Lane. Ptl. Pete Delagarza filed the report.
Criminal mischief occurred at a house on Norcross Lane. Ptl. Art Shinn responded.
Tires and rims were removed from a vehicle on Trenton Rd. Ptl. Tony Muscella filed the report.

DECEMBER

An ATV was taken from a residence on Talapoosa Tr. Ptl. Chris Bartleson filed the report.
A vehicle on Pemberton-Browns Mills Road was damaged overnight. Ptl. Dave Sawyer responded.
A vehicle was broken into on Alabama Trail. Ptl. Andre Byrd filed the report.
A quad was taken from a shed on Pemberton Bv. Report filed by Ptl. Vincent Cestare
A quad was taken from a truck parked on N Lakeshore Dr. Ptl. Vincent Cestare responded.
A resident of New Lisbon Rd reported damage to her mailbox to Ptl. Dave Sawyer
A radio was taken from a van parked on Bank St. Ptl. Sarah Jefferson filed the report.
A quad was taken from a backyard on Lakehurst Road. Ptl. Sarah Jefferson filed the report.
A building was vandalized on Virginia Dr. Ptl. Ed White responded.
A mailbox was truck by a vehicle on Magnolia Rd.
A golf cart was damaged on Juliustown Rd. Ptl. Dave Sawyer filed the report.
Damage to a mailbox was reported by a resident of Cherokee Dr. Ptl. Brian Bartleson filed the report.
A mailbox was damaged on Weymouth Rd. Ptl. Dave Sawyer responded.
Damage was done to a vehicle on Park St. Ptl. Stephen Price filed the report.

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