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7/17/04 |
10:48 PM |
BRUSH FIRE
Police Communications received a report of a tractor fire on Schooley’s
Mountain Road. Patrol Officer Brobst responded to initiate an
investigation. The Schooley’s Mountain Fire Protection Association
responded to extinguish the fire. Patrol Officer Brobst reported the
fire involved bushes and determined the cause of the fire may have been
deliberate. The investigation is continuing.
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7/17/04 |
1:15 PM |
DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE (Violation of a FRO)
Patrol Officer Burns, assisted by Sergeant Compton, charged a 22 year
old male resident of Hackettstown, NJ for violation of a Final
Restraining Order (FRO), after receiving a report from a victim of
Domestic Violence, that the offender threatened to kill them.
Washington Township Municipal Court Judge Leanza determined there was
probable cause for the issuance of the warrant.
A no bail
arrest warrant was issued for the defendant.
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7/17/04 |
10:10 AM |
PATROL
ARREST (Warrant)
Patrol Officer Bigham arrested a 48 year old male resident of
Hackettstown, NJ on a contempt of court warrant issued by the Mansfield
Township Municipal Court. Bail on the warrant was set at $350. The
individual was transported to Headquarters, processed and released on
bail pending adjudication.
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7/17/04 |
8:57 AM |
CRIMINAL
MISCHIEF
A Yorkshire Drive resident reported that their mailbox,
and their neighbor’s mailbox was vandalized. Patrol Officer Bigham
spoke with the complainant and completed a report.
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7/16/04 |
11:03 PM |
DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE (Violation of a FRO)
Patrol Officer Oranchak, charged a 22 year old male resident of
Hackettstown, NJ for violation of a Final Restraining Order (FRO), after
receiving a report from a victim of Domestic Violence, that the offender
made threatening phone calls to them.
Mount
Olive Municipal Court Maenza determined there was probable cause for the
issuance of the warrant.
A no bail arrest warrant was issued for the defendant.
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7/16/04 |
6:35 PM |
CRIMINAL
MISCHIEF
A Kim Lane resident reported that their mailbox was
vandalized. Patrol Officer Oranchak spoke with the complainant, who
indicated the cost to repair the mailbox and post would be about $400.
Patrol Officer Oranchak completed a report.
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7/16/04 |
11:42 AM |
PROPERTY
DAMAGE
A Hickory Lane resident reported that their vehicle
was damaged at on
Naughright Road
when a falling limb broke their windshield. . Patrol Officer Rady
responded, initiated an investigation and determined the windshield of a
2004 Pontiac Grand Prix was shattered. The Washington Township DPW was
notified if the incident and requested to examine the tree.
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7/15/04 |
10:38 PM |
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Corporal Carvino, assisted by Sergeant Almer investigated a dispute
after a resident called Headquarters.
Corporal Carvino 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. Corporal Carvino additionally made appropriate
referrals and forwarded the results of his investigation to the Morris
County Prosecutor’s Office.
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7/15/04 |
10:30 PM |
ACCIDENT
(Leaving the scene)
Patrol Officer Falleni responded to a report of a one vehicle motor
vehicle accident on
Drakestown Road.
Patrol Officer Falleni initiated an investigation and determined the
vehicle, a 1993 Toyota Camry ran off the road into a ditch. There
were no occupants or operator in the area.
Patrol units checked the registered owners home, surrounding residences
and Morristown and Hackettstown hospitals. The Morris County
Sheriff’s Department K-9 Unit responded and searched the area with
negative results. The Morris County Prosecutor’s Office Missing
person’s unit was notified. The vehicle was impounded. The
investigation is continuing.
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7/15/04 |
7:19 AM |
PATROL
ARREST (Warrant)
Patrol Officer Allen arrested a 49 year old male resident of
Point
Pleasant Beach, NJ on a no bail child support warrant issued by the
Ocean County Superior Court. The individual was transported to
Headquarters, processed and turned over to Ocean County authorities.
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7/14/04 |
7:45 AM |
FRAUD
(Identity Theft)
A Bartley Road
resident reported that they were the victim of an identity theft.
Patrol Officer Allen initiated an investigation and determined someone
obtained a loan using their personal information.
The complainant contacted the loan company’s fraud division, and
they stated they would initiate an investigation. The resident was
advised as to the actions available to them. The investigation is
continuing.
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7/13/04 |
7:17 PM |
CRIMINAL
MISCHIEF
The Fairmont Fire Department reported a section of concrete and stone
wall was damaged the preceding day. Patrol Officer Oranchak responded,
initiated an investigation and determined the wall appeared to have been
struck by a motor vehicle. The investigation is continuing.
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7/13/04 |
12:18 PM |
THEFT
A Spring Lane resident reported that a set of saw horses were stolen
from their driveway. Patrol Officer Hade initiated an investigation and
determined the value of the saw horses was $60. The investigation is
continuing.
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7/13/04 |
11:55 AM |
CRIMINAL
MISCHIEF
The principal of Old Farmer’s School reported that one of the basketball
courts was vandalized Patrol Officer Brobst initiated an investigation
and Detective Marut responded to the school to assist. The
investigation is continuing.
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7/13/04 |
10:43AM |
LOST
PROPERTY
A Hemlock Drive resident reported that a birth
certificate from
Pennsylvania
was lost in the mail. Patrol Officer Bigham completed a report.
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7/13/04 |
10:31 AM |
THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE
A
Reservoir Road resident reported a Boreem pocket motorcycle was stolen
from their garage. The vehicle has a black seat and a red frame. The
value of the vehicle is $370. Sergeant Niemynski initiated the
investigation, and verified that the vehicle had been stolen. The
investigation is continuing.
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7/13/04 |
6:11 AM |
CRIMINAL
MISCHIEF
A Naughright Road resident reported that their driveway
was toilet papered during the evening. The driveway is almost a ¼
long. Patrol Officer Brobst spoke with the complainant and completed a
report.
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7/12/04 |
8:44 PM |
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Patrol
Officer Wurtemberg investigated a possible violation of a Temporary
Restraining Order (TRO) after a resident called Headquarters.
Patrol
Officer Wurtemberg initiated an investigation and determined the facts
of the matter and contacted Washington Township Municipal Court Judge
Leanza who determined there was not probable cause for an arrest.
Patrol
Officer Wurtemberg additionally made appropriate referrals to both
parties and forwarded the results of his investigation to the Morris
County Prosecutor’s Office.
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7/12/04 |
1:52 PM |
BAD CHECK
A West Mill Road business owner reported they were issued a bad check by
a customer. Sergeant Adams initiated an investigation and determined the
validity of the resident’s complaint and facts. The business owner was
advised of the procedure to sign a criminal complaint.
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7/11/04 |
8:38 PM |
BURGLARY
A Long
Valley resident called Headquarters to obtain an ambulance for an
individual who overdosed on alcohol. Patrol Officer
Madden, assisted by Sergeant Almer responded to provide medical
assistance prior to the arrival of the Long Valley First Aid Squad who
transported the individual to Hackettstown Memorial Hospital.
Patrol
Officer Madden determined the individual was a juvenile and initiated an
investigation. The investigation revealed at least five juveniles
entered a Long Hill Road residence without the permission of the
homeowner and obtained and consumed alcoholic beverages from the
residence . Patrol Officer Madden and Sergeant Almer apprehended
several of the juveniles involved. Detective Marut processed the
scene. Juvenile complaints are pending.
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7/11/04 |
6:16 PM |
BURGLARY
A Jackie Drive resident called to report their residence was
burglarized. Patrol Officer Madden responded to
the scene to initiate an investigation.
Patrol
Officer Madden determined he point of entry and the items and value,
stolen from the premises.
The investigation is continuing.
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7/11/04 |
00:23 AM |
PATROL
ARREST (DWI)
Patrol Officer Burns arrested a 56 year old male resident of Budd Lake,
NJ for Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) on Route 46. 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 reckless driving, and
failure to keep right. The subject was released to a responsible party.
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