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Patrolman Al Beu-tel took the second report. On Feb. 7 police recovered a red Ford van, found abandoned on Georgian Court College property, that had been reported stolen from Rutgers University, New Brunswick. Assigned to the case at 7:11 a.m.. Patrolman William Taggart turned the van over to the Ocean County Shenff Department Criminal Investigation Unit for processing.
Upon finding a back door ajar and a window smashed at a vacant River Avenue building, the owner reported the problem Feb. 7 to Patrolman Les Widner. When a newly Issued credit card failed to arrive, a Park Avenue man went to the issuing bank to learn the card had been activated and accumulated $628.90 worth of charges. Patrolman Patnck Sheehy took the Feb. 7 report at 10:48 a.m.
An Ocean Avenue man reported a theft of three $100 bills from his home Feb. 7 to Patrolman Roy Holly. Incidents of egg-tossing and damaged floodlights over a two-month period at a Van Buren Avenue North home were logged Feb. 7 with Patrolman James Wesley Jr. by a FOR Patrolman John McBride charged Christopher Henchion, 21, of Texas Drive, with making terronstic threats at 9:45 p.m.
Jan. 31 after a motor vehicle stop incident along Brookwood Parkway. LAKE WOOD An Anthony Court woman reported her silver 1999 Ford Escort was scratched when the car was parked about 8:45 p.m. Feb. 4 ina lot at Ocean Lanes, a bowling center on Lanes Mill Road.
Patrolman Ralph Hatt filed the report. Patrolman Robert Humeny charged Patricia A. Myres, 48, of South Toms River, with possession of cocaine and marijuana, possession of the drugs in a vehicle and destroying evidence. The arrest was made at 8:51 p.m. Feb.
5. A pack of cigarettes and $140 were stolen from a 45-year-old Toms River resident who was suffering a medical emergency aboard a J. Transit bus Feb. 7 on Lexington Avenue. Patrolman Lawrence Dix logged the report at 10:20 p.m.
Patrolman Joseph Qua llano charged Wayne E. Price, age unavailable, of Howell, with possession of crack cocaine at 9:19 p.m. Feb. 5 on East Fourth Street A security guard starting his shift at Georgian Court College called police upon learning an automatic-teller machine and change machine had been ripped from a student lounge Installed WHY DO IT YOURSELF? A Job supervisor at tho Crawford-Rodriguez School reported a window on a track hoe was broken, a trailer door left ajar.and several tools tossed about between 4:45 p.m. Jan.
28 and the following Monday. Patrolman William Hoever responded around 7 a.m. A cell phone and charger valued at $100 were reported stolen to Patrolman Christopher Parise from a vehicle parked from Jan. 25 to 31 at a home on Daffodil Drive. At Regency Club Apartments a tenant reported pieces of ice thrown at his black-and-gray 1988 Chevrolet Blazer shattered a windshield when the vehicle was parked in a lot there during the night Jan.
30. Patrolman Frederick Badami filed the report the next day at 9:50 a.m., noting around $300 worth of damage was done. The owner of Jonte Jewelry, Monmouth Road in Six Flags OutletMall, reported a theft of $30,000 worth of jewelry from an unlocked safe in a backroom at the shop Jan. 31. Patrolman Clayton Dewyea took the report and Detective Mitch Cowit is conducting an investigation into the theft believed to have happened between 3 and 4 the prior afternoon.
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