4/24/04

4:00 PM

THEFT
The Long Valley Junior Lacrosse Club reported one of the lacrosse goals, located at the Califon Road Fields was stolen.  Lieutenant Bailey initiated an investigation.  The representative stated the goal is values at $350.00, and was noticed missing around April 17.

The investigation is continuing

4/24/04

9:14 AM

LOST PROPERTY
A Long Valley, NJ resident reported that their driver’s license was lost.  Patrol Officer Bigham completed a report.

4/24/04

9:14 PM

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Patrol Officer Brobst, assisted by Sergeant Compton investigated a possible case of Domestic Violence after a resident called Headquarters. 

Patrol Officer Brobst initiated an investigation and determined an arrest was not required.  Both residents were advised of their rights, provided with documents related to victim’s rights under the Domestic Violence Act, and offered an opportunity to apply for a Temporary Domestic Violence Restraining Order.  Both residents declined the opportunity to apply for a Temporary Domestic Violence Restraining Order. Patrol Officer Brobst additionally made appropriate referrals and forwarded the results of his investigation to the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office.

4/22/04

9:02 PM

THEFT
A Port Murray, NJ resident reported that cash was stolen from her purse at West Morris Central High School.  Patrol Officer Falleni initiated an investigation.  The resident stated the cash was removed from the purse during a gym class.  The investigation is continuing.

4/21/04

11:29 AM

CRIMINAL MISCHIEF
A resident of Hackettstown, NJ reported that their vehicle was damaged.  Patrol Officer Gilligan responded and initiated an investigation.  .  Patrol Officer Gilligan determined spark plug wires of a 1994 Toyota were deliberately cut.

4/21/04

6:10 PM

FRAUD (Identity Theft)
A Long Valley resident reported someone attempted to obtain a credit card in their name.  Patrol Officer Falleni initiated an investigation.  The resident stated they received a rejection notice from a mail order catalog company.  The investigation is continuing.

4/21/04

2:48 PM

SHOPLIFTING
A Route 46 business owner reported that the business was the victim of a shoplifting.  Patrol Officer Hade initiated an investigation.  The owner indicated the total value of the merchandise taken was $40.00.  The continuing investigation was turned over to the Detective Bureau

4/21/04

8:40 AM

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Detective Corporal Micco investigated a possible case of Domestic Violence after a resident advised they had been harassed by an ex-spouse. 

Detective Corporal Micco initiated an investigation and determined an arrest was not required.  The residents were advised of their rights, provided with documents related to victim’s rights under the Domestic Violence Act, and offered an opportunity to apply for a Temporary Domestic Violence Restraining Order.  The resident declined the opportunity to apply for a Temporary Domestic Violence Restraining Order.  Detective Corporal Micco additionally made appropriate referrals and forwarded the results of his investigation to the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office.

4/19/04

7:30 PM

FRAUD (Identity Theft)
A Hackettstown, NJ resident called Headquarters to report a credit account fraud.  Patrol Officer Oranchak initiated an investigation.  The resident stated they received a notice a collection agency for Aspire Credit Services for collection on a line of credit they were unaware of.  The investigation is continuing.

4/18/04

1:57 AM

PATROL ARREST (DWI)
Patrol Officer Burns arrested a 47 year old male resident of Califon, NJ for Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) on West Mill Road.  The vehicle was impounded in accordance with “Johns Law” and the defendant was transported to Police Headquarters for a breathalyzer test and processing

The driver was additionally charged with speeding, and failure to keep right.  The subject was released to a responsible party.

4/18/04

4:28 PM

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Patrol Officer Gilligan, assisted by Corporal Pluciniak, investigated a possible case of Domestic Violence after a resident called Headquarters. 

Patrol Officer Gilligan initiated an investigation and determined an arrest was not required.  Both residents were advised of their rights, provided with documents related to victim’s rights under the Domestic Violence Act, and offered an opportunity to apply for a Temporary Domestic Violence Restraining Order.  Both residents declined the opportunity to apply for a Temporary Domestic Violence Restraining Order. Patrol Officer Gilligan additionally made appropriate referrals and forwarded the results of his investigation to the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office.