The following recent criminal incidents and arrests were reported by Shrewsbury police. An arrest does not constitute a conviction.
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Police Report Eluding, Aggravated Assault, Weapons Possession & More
The following recent criminal incidents and arrests were reported by Red Bank police. An arrest does not constitute a conviction.
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Police Report: Criminal Mischief & Marijuana Possession
The following recent criminal incidents and arrests were reported by Red Bank police. An arrest does not constitute a conviction.
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Police Report: Theft, Criminal Mischief, DWI, Marijuana Possession
The following recent criminal incidents and arrests were reported by Red Bank police. An arrest does not constitute a conviction.
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Rumson Police Report: Burglary, Theft, DUI, Defiant Trespass
The following recent arrests and criminal incidents were reported by Rumson police. An arrest does not constitute a conviction.
Arrests
• Heriberto Cruz-Rios, 43, of New Brunswick, was arrested on Oct. 10 by Special Officer Michael Berger and charged with driving under the influence (DUI).
He was released pending a court date.
• Deisy Aguiar, 53, of Middletown, was arrested on Oct. 18 by Patrolman Richard Torres and charged with driving under the influence (DUI).
She was released pending a court date.
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Police Report Theft, Burglary, Criminal Mischief, DWI, Drugs
The following recent criminal incidents and arrests were reported by Red Bank police. An arrest does not constitute a conviction.
Criminal incidents
• An incident of criminal mischief was reported to have occurred at a Waverly Place residence on Sept. 15. The victim reported that someone tampered with the front door lock and dead bolt, causing damage.
Patrolman Dawn Shield took the report.
• A theft was reported to have occurred at Riverview Plaza on Sept. 15. The victim reported that while in the emergency room of the hospital, two prescription bottles containing medication and her social security card were stolen from her pocketbook.
Patrolman Kristin Altimari took the report.
• A theft was reported to have occurred on Sept. 17 at a South Street residence. The caller reported that within the past 10 days, someone stole an antique armoire from the barn on her property.
Patrolman Gary Watson took the report.
• A robbery was reported to have occurred on Bridge Avenue on Sept. 18. There was a report of six black males assaulting three Hispanic people. Cash was reportedly stolen from the victims’ pockets and the perpetrators fled on foot.
Patrolman Benjamin Springer took the report.
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Police Report Burglary, Theft, Criminal Mischief
The following recent criminal incidents were reported by Red Bank police:
• An incident of criminal mischief was reported on Aug. 28 at a Chestnut Street residence. The victim reported that someone damaged a front door handle.
Patrolman Michael Zadlock took the report.
• A burglary was reported to have occurred on Aug. 30 at a West Sunset Avenue residence. Someone reportedly entered the residence and stole cash.
Patrolman Ashon Lovick took the report.
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Rumson Police Report Theft, Vandalism, Fraud
Rumson police reported the following criminal incidents for the month of July:
• Sgt. Ronald Vilardi on July 9 took a report of the theft of an I-pod valued at $199, from an East River Road resident.
• Special Officer Shannon McCurdy on July 10 took a report of vandalism to a vehicle in the area of Blackpoint Road and Rosalie Avenue. The complainant advised that the the rear window of his vehicle had been broken overnight.
• Sgt. Peter Koenig on July 16 took a report of a fraudulent tax return filed to the IRS using the personal information of a Bruce Place resident. The incident will be forwarded to the IRS fraud department.
• Patrolman Richard Torres on July 29 took a report of the theft of a set of golf clubs from the front of an Island Road home. Total loss approximately $1,500.
• Patrolman Richard Torres on July 31 took a report of vandalism to numerous mailboxes on Warren Street.
• Special Officer Michael Berger on July 31 took a report for a theft from a parked vehicle in the area of 41 Bellevue Avenue. The victim advised that his wallet and briefcase were taken from his unlocked vehicle. Subsequent use of the victim’s credit cards in Irvington were referred to the detective bureau.
Rumson Police Report Theft, Fraud, Vandalism
The following criminal incidents were reported by Rumson police:
• Sgt. Boyer took a report on June 22 of fraudulent charges on a PayPal account from a Blackpoint Road resident. Total loss of $1571.
• Patrolman Ciambrone took a report on June 22 of theft by deception from a Navesink Avenue resident. Total loss of $2140. The matter was turned over to Detective Christopher Isherwood.
• Patrolman Ciambrone took a report on June 18 of vandalism to a mailbox from a resident on North Park Avenue.
• Special Officer Maggiulli took a report on June 15 of an internet scam from an Oak Lane resident. Fraudulent checks were intercepted by the bank before a loss occurred.
• Patrolman Gaynor took a report on June 8 of credit card fraud from a Washington Avenue resident.
• Headquarters received a report on June 5 of approximately $600 worth of lawn damage on a Wardell Avenue property from an unknown vehicle.
• Sgt. Koenig took a report on June 4 of theft of services totaling $600 in unpaid wages from an employer.
• Patrolman Campanella took a report on June 3 of vandalism to mailboxes on Riverside Drive.
• Detective Christopher Isherwood took a report on June 1 of a theft of cash and goods from a business on East River Road.
• Patrolman Schneider took a report on May 8 of a fraudulent tax return filed to the IRS. Information was turned over to the IRS investigations unit.
• Patrolman Torres took a report on May 16 of the vandalism of numerous mailboxes in the area of Post Road and Brookside Drive.
• Special Officer Class II Morse took a report on May 25 of wire fraud from a Waterman Avenue resident with a loss of $1000.
• Sgt. Koenig took a report on May 26 of a fraudulent tax return filed to the IRS. Information turned over to the IRS investigations unit.
• Patrolman Torres on May 29 took a report of a hit and run motor vehicle accident in the First Street lot.
Crime Close By: Criminal Mischief, DWIs & More
The following recent criminal incidents and arrests were reported by Red Bank police. An arrest does not constitute a conviction.
Incidents
• An incident of criminal mischief was reported to have occurred on June 15 on West Street. There was a report of a window broken on the outside of a building.
Patrolman Ashon Lovick took the report.
• An incident of criminal mischief was reported to have occurred on June 17 at a Washington Street residence. The victim reported that someone threw a small table left out for trash at a parked vehicle and dented it.
Patrolman George Travostino took the report.
Arrests
• Noah Dubuss, 28, and Louie Magnus, 26, both of Red Bank were arrested on June 18 in the area of South Street and charged with disorderly conduct, possession of a CDS (under 50 grams of marijuana) and possession of narcotic paraphernalia by Patrolman Nicholas Maletto and Patrolman George Travostino.
• Caroline Dorsett, 42, of Red Bank, was arrested on June 17 in the area of Pearl Street and charged with harassment by Patrolman John Camarca.
• A 17-year-old male juvenile, of Middletown, was arrested on June 15 in the area of Shrewsbury Avenue and charged with possession of a CDS (under 50 grams of marijuana), and possession of drug paraphernalia by Patrolman Ashon Lovick.
• Marc Peterson, 30, of Red Bank, was arrested on June 13 in the area of Broad Street and charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) by Patrolman George Travostino.
• Adam Salama, 24, of Hazlet, was arrested on June 13 in the area of Monmouth Street and charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, possession of a CDS (hash oil), and possession of narcotic paraphernalia by Patrolman Nicholas Maletto.
• Courtney Rossine, 21, of Lincroft, was arrested on June 12 in the area of W. Front Street and charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) by Patrolman Stanley Balmer.
Crime Close By: Robbery, Theft, Criminal Mischief
The following recent criminal incidents were reported by Red Bank police:
• A theft was reported to have occurred at a Riverside Avenue hotel on May 18. The victim reported that she had checked a Marc Jacobs diaper bag, containing credit cards (etc.) at the front desk of the hotel and upon retrieval it was missing.
Patrolman John Camarca took the report.
• A robbery was reported to have occurred on May 17 at a Shrewsbury Avenue residence. The victim said that she heard a loud bang on the front door. Upon answering the door, the perpetrator grabbed her, punched her in the face, stole her iPhone and then fled the area.
Lt. Robert Kennedy took the report.
• An incident of criminal mischief was reported to have occurred on May 16 on East Newman Springs Road. The victim reported that an unknown person keyed the side of a parked vehicle with a sharp object.
Sgt. David Hicks took the report.
• A theft was reported to have occurred at a Monmouth Street parking lot on May 15. The victim reported that someone cut the lock on a bicycle which was secured to a pole and stole it. The bicycle is described as a grey Schwinn Mountain Bike.
Sgt. David Hicks took the report.
• A theft was reported to have occurred on May 13 at the Bridge Avenue parking lot. The victim reported that someone entered a parked vehicle and stole a duffle bag containing clothing and prescription pills.
Lt. Errico Vescio took the report.
Crime Close By: Theft & Criminal Mischief
The following recent criminal incidents were reported by Red Bank police:
• A theft was reported to have occurred sometime between April 29 and May 4 at a Riverside Avenue apartment. The victim reported jewelry — a gold ring with diamonds and amethyst and a gold bracelet — missing from a night stand.
Patrolman Cevin Albert took the report.
• An incident of criminal mischief on Newman Springs Road was reported on May 4. The victim reported that someone scratched his parked vehicle on the entire length of the passenger side.
Patrolman Cevin Albert took the report.
• Theft was reported on May 6 to have occurred within the past two months at a Riverside Avenue Apartment. The victim reported that someone stole a jewelry box, containing several pieces of jewelry valued at several thousands of dollars, from a bedroom closet.
Patrolman George Travostino took the report.
• An incident of criminal mischief — graffiti deployed onto a fence surrounding property — was reported to have occurred on May 6 at a Reckless Place residence.
Patrolman Nicholas Maletto took the report.
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