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DATE OF
RELEASE: 26 July 2010
7/16/2010
Ptl. Robert Philhower arrested Miguel George, 47, Keyport NJ for
Disorderly Conduct as a result of an incident at Bayshore Community
Hospital. George was issued a summons and released pending court.
7/21/2010 Ptl.
Andrew Kret arrested two 18 year old Holmdel residents for Criminal
Mischief. Subjects were processed and released pending court.
7/20/2010 Ptl.
Jonathan Martin arrested the following persons and charged them with
Possession of Alcoholic Beverages Underage; Bernhard Guzman, 18,
Red Bank NJ; Brett Costello, 18, Middletown NJ; Shayan Bhoori, 20,
Middletown NJ; Ibrahim Adnan, 18, Lincroft NJ. Additionally Bhoori
was charged with Possession of CDS and CDS Paraphernalia. All
subjects were transported to Headquarters, processed and released
pending court. Sgt Vincent Imperato and Ptl. Jake Savage assisted.
7/20/2010 Ptl.
Joseph VanPelt arrested Rene Viladebellido, 66, Elizabeth NJ for
shoplifting merchandise valued at about $230 from Kohl’s Department
Store. Viladebellido was transported to Headquarters, processed and
released.
During the week
officers made 11 warrant arrests and 1 arrest for Driving While
Suspended.
DATE OF RELEASE: 22 July 2010
Press Release: Criminal Mischief Arrest
Indian Hill School
As a result of a recent Police investigation four
(4) juveniles have been charged with third degree criminal mischief
for damage done to the Indian Hill School on Holmdel Road, on July
5, 2010. Two of the subjects reside in Holmdel Township, ages 17
and 16. The other subjects involved are from Matawan and Hazlet
Township, NJ, both age 16. All four have been processed and
released to their parents/guardians pending an appearance at the
Monmouth County Juvenile Court.
Police were able to develop several leads as a
result of notifications that were broadcast by the Holmdel Township
Code Red messaging system, as well as coverage received from the
news media.
The incident resulted in twenty-one (21) windows
being damaged at the school by rocks, pipes, and physical force.
The replacement cost for the widows and clean-up, totaled nearly
$13,000.00.
Det. Edward Martinez and Cpl. William Cusick were
the investigating and arresting officers.
DATE OF
RELEASE: 6 July 2010
6/24/2010 Ptl.
Jake Savage arrested Doris E. Kane, 30, Middletown NJ for
shoplifting approximately $184 worth of merchandise from MJM
Designer Shoes of Holmdel. Kane was transported to Headquarters,
processed and released pending court.
6/26/2010 Sgt.
Shawn Bailey arrested Diego F. Forero, 21, Elizabeth NJ for DWI.
Forero was transported to Headquarters, processed and released
pending court.
6/26/2010 Ptl.
Michael Dowens arrested Herbert Singer, 58, Matawan NJ for
shoplifting merchandise valued at $64 from Kohl’s Department Store.
Singer was transported to Headquarters, processed and released
pending court.
6/26/2010 Ptl.
Michael Dowens arrested Carla L. Williams, 39, Keansburg NJ for DWI.
Williams was transported to Headquarters, processed and released
pending court.
6/27/2010 Ptl.
Charles Groder arrested Nancy E. Britt, 51, Matawan NJ for
shoplifting merchandise valued at about $160 from Kohl’s Department
Store. Britt was transported to Headquarters, processed and released
pending court.
6/28/2010 Ptl.
Thomas Struble arrested Sean Molloy, 19, Red Bank NJ for DWI. Molloy
was transported to Headquarters, processed and released pending
court.
6/29/2010 Ptl.
Michael Moore arrested Cristian Gonzalez-Garcia, 22, Keyport NJ for
shoplifting merchandise valued at $35 from Kohl’s Department Store.
Gonzalez-Garcia was transported to Headquarters, processed and
released pending court.
6/29/2010 Sgt.
Shawn Bailey arrested Andrew P. Murray Jr., 19, Keansburg NJ for
Possession of CDS. Murray was transported to Headquarters, processed
and released pending court.
6/29/2010 Ptl.
Michael Moore arrested Tyler K. Page, 18, Hazlet NJ for Possession
of CDS and CDS Paraphernalia. Page was transported to Headquarters,
processed and released pending court.
During the week
officers made 7 warrant arrests and 2 arrests for Driving While
Suspended.
DATE OF
RELEASE: 13 July 2010
7/09/2010
Holmdel Police received a call regarding an assault in progress at
the LukOil Gas Station, Hwy 35 and Union Avenue, Holmdel. Prior to
the arrival of Holmdel Officers Kret and Van Pelt, the actor,
Douglas Parsley, 49, Staten Island NY left the area in his vehicle.
Still at the scene was the victim, Tammy Robinson, Staten Island NY
and her two minor children. Robinson reported that Parsley tried to
run her over with his vehicle after they argued about his ability to
drive. Officers notified surrounding towns of the incident via radio
including a description of Parsley and the vehicle he was operating.
Several minutes later the vehicle drove past the scene and Sgt.
Shawn Bailey and Cpl. Walter Weber attempted to stop the vehicle.
Parsley failed to stop for the officers and fled into Hazlet and was
subsequently apprehended on Kingbridge Court in Hazlet, a
cul-de-sac. Parsley was placed under arrest, transported to
Headquarters, processed and transported to the Monmouth County
Correctional Institute in default of $100,000 bail set by Holmdel
Municipal Court Judge Mary Casey.
Parsley was
charged with Aggravated Assault, Endangering the welfare of a child,
DWI, and numerous motor vehicle violations as a result of the
incident. Parsley also was found to have active warrants out of
Aberdeen and Atlantic City Municipal Courts. Hazlet Police also
assisted and charged Parsley with Eluding and Criminal Mischief.
DATE OF
RELEASE: 6 July 2010
6/24/2010 Ptl.
Jake Savage arrested Doris E. Kane, 30, Middletown NJ for
shoplifting approximately $184 worth of merchandise from MJM
Designer Shoes of Holmdel. Kane was transported to Headquarters,
processed and released pending court.
6/26/2010 Sgt.
Shawn Bailey arrested Diego F. Forero, 21, Elizabeth NJ for DWI.
Forero was transported to Headquarters, processed and released
pending court.
6/26/2010 Ptl.
Michael Dowens arrested Herbert Singer, 58, Matawan NJ for
shoplifting merchandise valued at $64 from Kohl’s Department Store.
Singer was transported to Headquarters, processed and released
pending court.
6/26/2010 Ptl.
Michael Dowens arrested Carla L. Williams, 39, Keansburg NJ for DWI.
Williams was transported to Headquarters, processed and released
pending court.
6/27/2010 Ptl.
Charles Groder arrested Nancy E. Britt, 51, Matawan NJ for
shoplifting merchandise valued at about $160 from Kohl’s Department
Store. Britt was transported to Headquarters, processed and released
pending court.
6/28/2010 Ptl.
Thomas Struble arrested Sean Molloy, 19, Red Bank NJ for DWI. Molloy
was transported to Headquarters, processed and released pending
court.
6/29/2010 Ptl.
Michael Moore arrested Cristian Gonzalez-Garcia, 22, Keyport NJ for
shoplifting merchandise valued at $35 from Kohl’s Department Store.
Gonzalez-Garcia was transported to Headquarters, processed and
released pending court.
6/29/2010 Sgt.
Shawn Bailey arrested Andrew P. Murray Jr., 19, Keansburg NJ for
Possession of CDS. Murray was transported to Headquarters, processed
and released pending court.
6/29/2010 Ptl.
Michael Moore arrested Tyler K. Page, 18, Hazlet NJ for Possession
of CDS and CDS Paraphernalia. Page was transported to Headquarters,
processed and released pending court.
During the week
officers made 7 warrant arrests and 2 arrests for Driving While
Suspended.
DATE OF
RELEASE: 25 June 2010
6/17/2010
Detective Thomas Foley arrested an 18 year old Holmdel resident for
Maintaining or Operating a Controlled Dangerous Substance Production
Facility. The subject was processed and released after posting
bail.
6/18/2010 Ptl.
Matthew Menosky arrested Anthony Santanello, 47 years old, Staten
Island NY for Possession of CDS, Tampering with Evidence and
Hindering Apprehension. Santanello was transported to Headquarters,
processed and released pending court.
6/20/2010 Ptl.
John Maguire arrested Earl Box Jr., 37 years old, Irvington NJ for
DWI. Box was transported to Headquarters, processed and released
pending court.
6/21/2010 Ptl.
Charles Groder arrested Courtney Moran, 33 years old, Keansburg NJ
for shoplifting merchandise valued at $900 from Kohl’s Department
Store. Moran was transported to Headquarters, processed and released
pending court.
6/21/2010 Ptl.
Robert Philhower arrested Karsten Reddy, 43 years old, Iselin NJ for
Disorderly Conduct. Reddy was transported to Headquarters, processed
and released pending court.
6/22/2010
Detective Eric Hernando arrested Jared M. Weaver, 21 years old,
Cliffwood Beach NJ for Theft and Criminal Mischief. Weaver was
processed and released pending court.
6/23/2010 Ptl.
Charles Groder arrested Suzanne Santantonio-Wight, 48 years old,
Middletown NJ for shoplifting merchandise valued at $230 from Kohl’s
Department Store. Santantonio-Wight was transported to Headquarters,
processed and released pending court.
During the week
officers made 7 warrant arrests and 3 arrests for Driving While
Suspended.
RECENT SCAMS
The
Department is investigating a report that an unknown
caller phoned the home of an elderly woman in Holmdel and
attempted to solicit money by claiming to be her grandchild,
who was in desperate need of money. The scam: when the
victim answers the phone the caller says “Hi Grandma” and
waits for a response from the victim to see if they give a
grandchild’s name. The caller will then explain that they
need money sent to a specific location in Canada because
they were arrested, detained, or have experienced some other
hardship. Similar scams have been reported in many other
states and all seemed to be linked to various locations in
Canada.
All
residents should be suspicious of any callers attempting to
gain personal information or money over the phone, and if
you receive a phone call of this nature, please notify the
Holmdel Police immediately at 732-946-4400.
Jury Duty Scam
A scammer calls claiming to work for
the local court and claims you've failed to report for jury duty.
He tells you that a warrant has been issued for your arrest.
The victim will often rightly claim they never
received the jury duty notification. the scammer then asks the
victim for confidential information for "verification" purposes.
Specifically, the scammer asks for the victim's
Social Security Number, birth date, and sometimes even for credit
card numbers and other private information - exactly what the
scammer needs to commit identity theft.
It is easy to see why this works. The
victim is clearly caught off guard, and is understandably upset at
the prospect of a warrant being issued for his or her arrest.
So, the victim is much less likely to be vigilant about protecting
their confidential information.
In reality, court workers will never call you to
ask for Social Security Numbers and other private information.
In fact, most courts follow up via snail mail and rarely, if ever,
call prospective jurors.
NEVER give out your Social Security Number,
credit card numbers or other personal confidential information when
you receive a telephone call.
For Children With Autism Who Wander
Personal Safety Tracking Device
Project
Lifesaver’s mission is to use state of the art technology to find
people with Alzheimer’s disease, other memory disorders (such as
dementia), or Autistic children who are prone to wander.
A lost person with
Alzheimer’s disease, other memory disorders, or Autistic child
represents a critical emergency. They are often unaware of their
situation. They may not call out for help and sometimes do not
respond to people calling out to them.
If a Project
Lifesaver participant is found to be missing:
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Call
local police immediately, and inform them
the missing person is equipped with a Project Lifesaver tracking
device issued by the Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office.
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Call
the Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office at 732-577-8700.
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Please do not call any cell phone numbers that may have been
given to you by the officers who change the batteries on the
Lifesaver units.
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For
general information please call 732-431-6403 or 732-294-5970.
RAPID RESPONSE
v
Battery-powered bracelet
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Weight equals one ounce
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Emits radio-tracking signal 24 hours a
day
The
Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office can respond rapidly in the event
that the wearer becomes missing. The Project Lifesaver program was
developed by the Chesapeake Sheriff’s Office in Virginia. Hundreds
of rescues have already taken place nationwide with the use of
Project Lifesaver. The average rescue time remains under 30
minutes.
IMPORTANT FACTS
Where can I get
information?
Please call the
Monmouth County office of aging at: 732-431-7450
Or the toll free NJ Ease: 877-222-3737
How do I apply?
To obtain an
application, call the Monmouth County Office on Aging at the above
numbers and ask for an application for the Project Lifesaver
tracking bracelet for Autistic children.
How much will
it cost?
The initial cost
for the bracelet transmitter and battery is approximately $285.
There is a monthly cost of $9 for a new bracelet and battery. The
Office on Aging has some funds available for families in need who
cannot afford the cost, so do not let the cost keep you from
calling.
Who will supply
replacement batteries and bracelets?
Personnel from the
Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office will visit the home once per month
to change the battery and replace the bracelet.
What happens
after I complete the application?
Please send the
completed application back to:
Monmouth County
Office on Aging
21 Main and Court Center
P.O. Box 1255
Freehold, NJ 07728
The application
will then be reviewed for eligibility by the Office on Aging and, if
eligible, forwarded to the Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office. From
there, the Sheriff’s Office will schedule an appointment to meet
with the applicant’s family, to explain the program, install the
unit and train the family/caregiver on the use of the unit.
COOPERATION
The Monmouth
County Office on Aging is pleased to be a partner with the Sheriff’s
Office for this new Senior Safety Initiative. Project Lifesaver is
a strong addition to our County resources that meet the needs of our
senior population.
Seniors & Law
Enforcement: A perfect partnership for safe communities!
Domestic Violence Victims:
Help is available 24 hours a day. Contact the
Holmdel Police Department at 732-946-4400 or 180’s Domestic Violence
Hotline at 732-264-4111
Volunteer Advocates Needed:
Contact Patrolman Michael Pigott
732-946-9690 ext. 1733
mpigott@holmdelpolice.org
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