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6/26/04 |
1:13 PM |
CRIMINAL
MISCHIEF
A resident of
Ascot Drive
reported that their pool was damaged the preceding evening/night.
Patrol Officer Madden responded, initiated an investigation and
determined items were thrown into the pool and around the backyard.
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6/25/04 |
7:00 PM |
CRIMINAL
MISCHIEF
A Fawnridge Drive resident reported that their vehicle
was damaged. Sergeant Bratus responded and initiated an investigation
and determined the transmission line on a 2000 Jeep was deliberately
damaged.
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6/25/04 |
5:10 PM |
FRAUD
A Long Valley resident came to Headquarters to report a debit card
fraud. Corporal Pluciniak initiated an investigation. The resident
stated during an examination of their financial records two debit card
charges, totaling $134, were made to their account. The complaintant
did not authorize the charges. The investigation is continuing.
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6/25/04 |
2:05 PM |
TRESPASS
While on Patrol Corporal Carvino observed an individual taking water
from the reservoir on
Reservoir Road
and placing it in a water tank trailer. Corporal Carvino initiated an
investigation and determined the individual did not have permission to
remove water from the reservoir.
The Hackettstown Municipal Utilities Authority (HMUA) was
contacted as part of the investigation and subsequently indicated they
would sign a criminal complaint with the Washington Township Municipal
Court.
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6/25/04 |
10:12 AM |
THEFT
A Youngman Drive resident came to Headquarters to report that a purse
was stolen from their vehicle. The vehicle was unlocked and parked in
the driveway. Patrol Officer Madden initiated an investigation and
completed a report. The purse and contents are valued at $200. The
investigation is continuing.
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6/23/04 |
1:32 PM |
THEFT
A
North Washington Valley Road
resident came to Headquarters to report that a wallet was stolen from
their vehicle. The vehicle was unlocked and parked in the driveway.
Sergeant Adams initiated an investigation and completed a report. The
investigation is continuing.
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6/23/04 |
1:24 PM |
LOST
PROPERTY
A Bartley Road resident came to Headquarters to report
that they lost a Verizon LG-4400 cell phone. Patrol Officer Bigham
completed a report.
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6/23/04 |
8:47 PM |
HARASSMENT
A Peachtree Village resident called to report that they have been
harassed. Patrol Officer Brobst responded to initiate an
investigation. Patrol Officer Brobst determined the facts of the
incident, and completed his report.
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6/23/04 |
8:30 PM |
PATROL
ARREST (Warrant)
Patrol Officer Bigham arrested a 41 year old male resident of
Philadelphia, PA on a contempt of court warrant issued by the Franklin
Township Municipal Court. Bail on the warrant was set at $1,310. The
individual was transported to Headquarters, processed and turned over to
the custody of the Franklin Township Police Department as he was unable
to post bail. There were four additional warrant issued for the arrest
of the individual totaling $655. Franklin Township Police Department
advised.
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6/23/04 |
7:41 PM |
FAMILY MATTER (Custody Dispute)
An
individual reported that they were having difficulty with a civil family
order dealing with custody times of their children.
Patrol
Officer Brobst initiated an investigation. Patrol Officer Brobst
determined the matter was civil and nature and unenforceable by the
police department. The resident was advised the incident would be
documented, to contact their attorney, and was provided with the
appropriate referrals.
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6/23/04 |
1:24 PM |
LOST
PROPERTY
A Bartley Road resident came to Headquarters to report
that they lost a Motorola LG4400 cell phone. Patrol Officer Bigham
completed a report.
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6/22/04 |
9:34 PM |
PATROL
ARREST (Warrant)
Corporal Pluciniak arrested a 37 year old male resident of
Trenton, NJ
on a contempt of court warrant issued by the Trenton Municipal Court.
Bail on the warrant was set at $624, after the individual was stopped
for speeding. The individual was transported to Headquarters, processed
and turned over to the custody of the New Jersey State Police Department
as he was unable to post bail.
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6/22/04 |
6:22 PM |
FRAUD
(Identity Theft)
A Pleasant Grove Road NJ
resident reported receiving a call from an individual who attempted
during the call to obtain personal information. Corporal Pluciniak
responded to initiate an investigation. The resident stated they
received a call from an alleged representative of “Preferred Benefits
Club”. The caller stated that the resident was to receive a free Dell
computer, but needed some information first. The resident was
suspicious, checked some facts the caller provided, declined to provide
the caller with useful information and notified the Police. The
investigation is continuing. If any other resident has received a
similar call, please contact
fraud@wtpdmorris.org . All information received will remain
confidential.
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6/21/04 |
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PATROL
ARREST (Warrant)
Patrol Officer Allen arrested a 22 year old male resident of
Whitehouse
Station, NJ on a contempt of court warrant issued by the Bridgewater
Municipal Court. Bail on the warrant was set at $750. The individual
was transported to Headquarters, processed and turned over to the
custody of the Bridgewater Police Department as he was unable to post
bail.
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6/21/04 |
11:50 AM |
VEHICLE
FIRE
Police Communications received a report of a tractor fire on West Mill
Road. Patrol Officer Madden responded to initiate an investigation.
The Long Valley Fire Company, the Schooley’s Mountain Fire Protection
Association and the responded to extinguish the fire. Patrol Officer
Madden reported the fire involved a tractor and a hay field. Fire
damage was valued at $40,000 for the tractor and approximately $1,000 in
hay. Patrol Officer Madden determined the cause of the fire was
accidental.
(See news article and picture gallery)
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6/21/04 |
11:18 AM |
HARASSMENT
A Parker Road resident called to report that they have been receiving
annoying phone calls. Patrol Officer Falleni responded to initiate an
investigation. Patrol Officer Falleni determined when the phone calls
occurred, and advised the complainant what options were available, and
the procedures involved, to end the harassment.
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6/21/04 |
9:13 AM |
CRIMINAL
MISCHIEF
A contractor performing renovation work on a Schooley’s Mountain Road
building reported (an) individual(s) engaged in numerous acts of
criminal mischief inside the building. Patrol Officer Madden responded
and initiated an investigation and determined graffiti was written on
interior walls, fire extinguishers were discharged, and expansion foam
was sprayed in numerous locations.
Detective Corporal Micco responded to assist in the
investigation. Anyone who can provide information related to this
report should contact
tips@wtpdmorris.org. All information will be held confidential. The
investigation is continuing.
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6/21/04 |
8:00 AM |
PATROL
ARREST (Warrant)
Patrol Officer Falleni arrested a 23 year old male resident of Eason, PA
on a contempt of court warrants issued by the Roxbury Township,
Parsippany Township and Hackettstown Municipal Courts. Total bail on
the warrant was set at $754. The individual was transported to
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6/20/04/ |
11:20 AM |
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Patrol
Officer Burns investigated a possible case of assault after a resident
came to Headquarters.
Patrol
Officer Burns initiated an investigation and determined the incident
fell under the Domestic Violence Act, and an arrest was not required.
The complainant was
advised of their rights, provided with documents related to
victim’s rights under the Domestic Violence Act, and offered an
opportunity to meet with a member of the Crisis Response Team (CRT), and
apply for a Temporary Domestic Violence Restraining Order (TRO). The
complainant declined meeting with the CRT member and the opportunity to
apply for a TRO. Patrol Officer Burns additionally made appropriate
referrals and forwarded the results of his investigation to the Morris
County Prosecutor’s Office.
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