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Warren Township Police Reports

Thursday, December 13, 2012

Credit Card Theft Nets $164

Warren Township police also investigate alleged residential break-in.

A Downingtown Court resident reported discovering a number of small, frudulent charges made to a credit card account. Police said the report, made at 9:21 a.m. Wednesday, detailed charges totaling $164.25. Police also investigated a reported burglary to an Isabella Way residence, occurring sometime during the last month.  At 10:31 p.m. Wednesday, the resident reported discovering damage to a garage door, enabling entry into the house. Nothing was reported missing, however.

Monday, August 13, 2012

Two Warren Houses Burglarized Over the Weekend

$8,000 in cash and jewelry taken from one home.

Daytime burglaries hit Warren again, this time houses on the township's western side were broken into, according to township police. A Stratford Court resident called police at 5:11 p.m. to report a break-in occuring sometime during the day while the resident was out. The resident is still checking the property to identify any stolen items. Police also received a report at 10:36 p.m. of a break-in during the day, this time from a resident of Briarwood Drive East. The resident said theives took $8,000 in cash and assorted jewelry from the house.

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$6K in Jewelry Taken from Third Burglarized Home and Warren Township Police Department

Friday, June 1, 2012

Warren Woman Charged with DWI

Warren police reports for the week of May 27.

Editor's note: The Warren Township Police release information on significant events Monday through Friday, after review by senior officers. Check the "Morning Call" for department activities and crime reports as released by the department (No article is posted when no activity is reported).  Each report includes a statement noting charges against individuals are accusations and until proven guilty, anyone charged is presumed innocent in court. May 31 Laura Monty, 41, of Warren, was charged with driving while intoxicated at 3:15 p.m. after police stopped the vehicle she was driving on Stirling Road. She was released after the charge was filed, pending an appearance in municipal court. *** No injuries were reported after a vehicle driven by …

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Warren Township Police Department, HairXtraordinaire, and Great Clips

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Theft at Workplace Reported

Warren Township Police reports for the week of May 20.

Editor's note: The Warren Township Police release information on significant events Monday through Friday, after review by senior officers. Check the "Morning Call" for department activities and crime reports as released by the department (No article is posted when no activity is reported).  Each report includes a statement noting charges against individuals are accusations and until proven guilty, anyone charged is presumed innocent in court. May 24 At 5:35 p.m., an employee at an office on Independence Boulevard reported the theft of $50 cash and two personal checks. The victim was unable to determine when the theft had occurred. May 22 Anthony Sabatino, 43, of Bernardsville, and Emma Lefkowitz, 32, of Stirling, were both charged with …

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Warren Township Police Department

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Montville Police Say Somerset Man was Stealing Used Cooking Oil

Case sounds similar to incident in Warren.

Montville police charged Akim Brock with theft May 9, after he was caught tking used cooking oil from a local restaurant. Montville police said they believe Brock, a resident of Somerset County, was trying to sell the oil—he allegedly had more used cooking oil stored in a box truck he had with him that had a pump attached. Some of which may have been from a Warren business—which was reported stolen May 2. If the cases are connected, it could answer a lot of questions—except for one: who is buying the used oil?

Monday, May 14, 2012

Basking Ridge Man Facing DWI Charge

Warren Township police reports for the week of May 13.

Editor's note: The Warren Township Police release information on significant events Monday through Friday, after review by senior officers. Check the "Morning Call" for department activities and crime reports as released by the department (No article is posted when no activity is reported).  Each report includes a statement noting charges against individuals are accusations and until proven guilty, anyone charged is presumed innocent in court. May 17 Cyrus Eslami, 21, of Basking Ridge, was charged with DWI after police stopped the vehicle he driving on Liberty Corner Road at 1:32 a.m. In addition to the DWI charge, Eslami was charged with careless driving, reckless driving and failing to stay in lanes. He was released after the charges …

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Warren Township Police Department

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Sandalwood Resident Reports Fraudulent Credit Card Charge

Warren police reports for the week of May 6.

Editor's note: The Warren Township Police release information on significant events Monday through Friday, after review by senior officers. Check the "Morning Call" for department activities and crime reports as released by the department (No article is posted when no activity is reported).  Each report includes a statement noting charges against individuals are accusations and until proven guilty, anyone charged is presumed innocent in court. May 9 A Sandalwood Drive resident reported someone was able to make an unauthorized $64.19 transaction on a credit card account. *** David Silva, 32, of Warren, was charged with driving with a suspended license, having an expired registration, failing to maintain lane, failing to have his vehicle …

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Warren Township Police Department

Thursday, May 3, 2012

Can Detectives Crack the Case of the Stolen Grease?

Is a bio-fuel powered thief behind the missing oil?

Solving crimes often isn't an easy matter, even with today's high-tech crime fighting tools. Detectives are often left searching for an answer to the most fundamental question of a crime: what was the motive? Answer that, and you may have taken a big step towards identifying suspects.  For example, suppose someone stole a barrel filled with used cooking oil—as a Mountan Boulevard business reported someone did Wednesday at about 3 p.m. You might ask yourself, why? "We are still trying to determine what they are using it for," Warren Police Capt. Robert Glen said. He added other departments in the area have also been investigating such thefts. The only theory police have currently is the estimated $200 the barrel..and/or grease...is believed…

Monday, April 30, 2012

Briarwood Drive East Residence Burglarized

Warren Police reports for the week of April 29.

Editor's note: The Warren Township Police release information on significant events Monday through Friday, after review by senior officers. Check the "Morning Call" for department activities and crime reports as released by the department (No article is posted when no activity is reported).  Each report includes a statement noting charges against individuals are accusations and until proven guilty, anyone charged is presumed innocent in court. May 3 A Watchung Heights Avenue property owner reported the theft of copper wiring, valued at $100, at 8:47 a.m. The owner did not know when the wire may have been taken. *** No injuries were reported after a vehicle driven by Thomas Belgardo, 50, of Martinsville, hit the rear of a vehicle driven by …

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Warren Township Police Department

Monday, April 23, 2012

Cash Reported Stolen from Wallet in Vehicle

Warren Township Police reports for the week of April 22.

Editor's note: The Warren Township Police release information on significant events Monday through Friday, after review by senior officers. Check the "Morning Call" for department activities and crime reports as released by the department (No article is posted when no activity is reported).  Each report includes a statement noting charges against individuals are accusations and until proven guilty, anyone charged is presumed innocent in court. April 26 A Skyline Drive resident reported the theft of $150 cash from a wallet in an unlocked vehicle at the residence. The resident was unable to determine when the theft couod have occurred. April 25 The Horizon Group, on Stirling Road, reported the theft of a laptop computer from its offices …

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Warren Township Police Department and Horizon Group USA

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