Monday, April 29, 2013
The following information was obtained directly from police records. It does not indicate convictions.
The following thefts were reported by police next door in Red Bank: • A theft was reported to have occurred between April 18 and 19 at an East Front Street Bar/restaurant. The owner reported that unknown person(s) removed cash from behind the bar. Patrolman David Hicks took the report. • A theft was reported on April 20 at the West Front Street Antique Center. The victim reported that unknown person(s) stole a drawer from an antique cabinet, which decreases the value of the piece. Patrolman Stanley Balmer took the report. • A theft was reported on April 21 at a Broad Street business. The victim reported that unknown person(s) stole a valet sign from the front of the business. Patrolman David Hicks responded. • A theft was reported on April…
Thursday, April 11, 2013
The following information was obtained directly from Fair Haven Police Department records. It does not indicate convictions.
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Thursday, April 11
Fair Haven police reported the following incidents and arrests in March: • Sgt. Sherri Lambert and Patrolman Koetzner arrested two juveniles on March 9 who were allegedly found to be intoxicated, one of whom was also trespassing at a Harvard Road residence. • Patrolmen Patton and Hostrup took a report of an alleged burglary that occurred on March 10 at a Schwenker’s Place residence. Detective Stephen Schneider also responded and is continuing the investigation. It has been determined that nothing has been taken at this time. All items thought missing have been located at the residence. • Special Officer Murray took a report of an alleged theft on March 11 from a Lake Avenue resident. The victim stated that someone on Feb. 5 stole a …
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
The following information was obtained directly from Little Silver Police Department records. It does not indicate convictions.
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Wednesday, April 10
The following Sea Bright and Fair Haven residents were arrested in Little Silver on marijuana possession and underage DWI charges: • Edward McNally, 27, of Sea Bright, NJ, was arrested on March 16 following a motor vehicle stop on Rumson Road, Little Silver, and charged with possession of under 50 grams of marijuana and active contempt of court warrants out of the Union Beach and Sea Bright Municipal Courts. Patrolman Eric Van Schaack made the arrest. * Possession of under 50 grams of marijuana is a disorderly persons charge. • Mariah Acker, 20, of Fair Haven, was arrested following a motor vehicle stop on Rumson Road, Little Silver, and charged with underage driving while intoxicated. Patrolman Eric Van Schaack made the arrest. * There is…
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
The alleged incident occurred in the daytime
Rumson police are alerting area residents that there was an attempted break-in at a West River Road home Monday afternoon and urge all to be watchful of solicitors. The homeowner, who was in the home at the time, observed a male alone near her front door, Rumson Police Detective Chris Isherwood said. The man, the victim told police, then went to the rear of the home and attempted to force two French doors open, "pulling them out with force," Isherwood said she reported. The alarm was activated and police responded, but the alleged trespasser was not found. He was described as (possibly) bald with facial hair, Isherwood said. Fair Haven and Little Silver police assisted in locating the man, but he has not yet been found. Residents are urged…
The accused was in a housing authority property when arrested
A local man has been arrested on cocaine dealing and possession charges following a suspcious persons investigation. Following the suspicious persons report, on April 7 at 10:14 p.m. in Red Bank, police stopped and arrested Prince Johnson, of 80 W. Westside Terrace, after allegedly finding him with cocaine, paraphernalia (a scale), according to a complaint warrant signed by Red Bank Police Patrolman Stanley Balmer. Johnson was charged with: possession of cocaine; possession with intent to distribute; possession with intent to distribute cocaine within a public housing authority; and possession of drug paraphernalia, specifically an electronic scale, the warrant said. The scale was deemed drug paraphernalia by police, according to the …
Monday, April 8, 2013
The following information was obtained directly from police records. It does not indicate convictions.
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Monday, April 8
Next door, Red Bank police reported the following incidents and arrests in the past week: Incidents: • A shoplifting was reported on March 29 at a Broad Street clothing store. An unknown female subject allegedly shoplifted several items of clothing from the store and left without paying them. Patrolman Michael Zadlock responded. • A incident of criminal mischief was reported at a Monmouth Street business on April 1. The owner reported that unknown person(s) cracked glass in a window near the entrance to the door of the business. Patrolman Gary Watson responded. Arrests: • Edwin Diaz-Vasquez, 23, of Red Bank, was arrested on April 4 in the area of Oldfield Place and charged with hindering apprehension by Sgt. Robert Gannon. • McCormick …
Thursday, April 4, 2013
The following information was obtained directly from Monmouth County court records and the Red Bank Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
A 20-year-old area man has been arrested and charged with possessing and dealing a substantial amount of heroin nearby in the Red Bank area. Terrell Rainey Jr., of 131 Hulick Ave., Long Branch, was allegedly found in possession of 49 decks of heroin at 40 Bank Street, which is within 500 feet of public housing and 1,000 feet of a school zone, according to the complaint warrant. He was arrested by Red Bank Police Sgt. Robert A. Clayton on April 2 and charged with: possession and possession with the intent to distribute heroin, possession with the intent to distribute (heroin) within 500 feet of public housing, Evergreen Terrace, and possession with the intent to distribute within 1,000 feet of a school, Red Bank Primary School and resisting…
Monday, April 1, 2013
Erika Gaetano, 20, of Shrewsbury allegedly burglarized cars in Colts Neck over a three-day period.
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Monday, April 1
A rash of car burglaries led to the indictment of a local woman on 17 counts of burglary charges. Erika Gaetano, 20, of Shrewsbury, allegedly entered unlocked vehicles in Colts Neck, within a three-day spree, and stole various items, including cash, wallets, satellite radios and other electronics. Two of the burglary charges implicated an alleged partner, Andriy Tabaka, of Parlin. Tabaka, 19, allegedly assisted Gaetano in Oct. 1 car burglaries. Gaetano is being held in the Monmouth County Jail on $32,000 bail.
Saturday, March 30, 2013
The following information was obtained directly from Red Bank Police Department records. It does not indicate convictions.
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Saturday, March 30
Nearby in Red Bank, police reported the following arrests within the last week: • David Roe, 26, of Shrewsbury, was arrested on March 24 in the area of N. Bridge Avenue and charged with possession of a CDS (heroin) by Patrolwoman Heather Pubylski. • Gabriel Aparicio-Hernandez, 39, of Red Bank, was arrested on March 24 in the area of West Street and charged with obstructing the administration of the law by Patrolwoman Heather Pubylski. • Hector Guerrero-Romero, 42, of Red Bank, was arrested on March 24 in the area of Globe Court and charged with DWI by Patrolman Ashon Lovick. • Kevin Allen, 29, of Atlantic Highlands, was arrested on March 24 in the area of N. Bridge Avenue and charged with disorderly conduct by Patrolman Stan Balmer. • …
See what kind of criminal activity went on in Monmouth County this past week
Lots of bad guys in this weeks’ roundup of Monmouth County crime. From white collar crime to a double homicide, animal abuse and even a little public nudity, law enforcement was busy this week in Patch towns all over Monmouth County. Birdsall's Former CEO, 6 Others Indicted in 'Pay-to-Play' Scandal The Attorney General has brought an indictment against seven current and former employees of Eatontown-based Birdsall Engineering, saying the firm subverted anti- Pay-to-Play laws with hidden political contributions to win public contracts. — Rumson-Fair Haven Patch Spring Lake Heights Police Respond to Unregistered Solicitor, Find Deported Felon A Union County man was arrested after Spring Lake Heights Police found the 24-year-old soliciting …
Bill Dowd
7:45 pm on Tuesday, April 30, 2013
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