Detective Capt. Robert Rowan said the resident of Scoles Avenue and her boyfriend returned home at 5:26 p.m. and found Stabile had broken into her apartment.

The current boyfriend and Stabile began arguing, Rowan said, adding Stabile grabbed a screwdriver and stabbed the 34-year-old current boyfriend from Belleville. Stabile then picked up an iron range from the top of the stove and struck the victim in the head and face causing injuries.

Stabile then grabbed his ex-girlfriend and forced her to get into her car and drive him away from the scene, Rowan said, adding police were called and managed to spot and stop the car on Bloomfield Avenue near Allwood Road.

The officer noted in his report that the suspect was also bleeding from his finger when apprehended, but the girlfriend was not injured.

Rowan said Stabile was arrested and charged with attempted murder, domestic violence, burglary and possession of a weapon, the screwdriver, which was found in the get-away car.

Stabile’s hand injury was treated at a local hospital, but even though the current boyfriend had been stabbed, he was treated at the scene by Clifton ambulance personnel, but he refused further hospital treatment.

According to police reports, the owner said he doesn’t usually walk his dog on the side of 119 William St. because of the barking dogs that lives there, but on the morning of Sept. 17, since the dogs were not outside the couple walked by the house. Reports show that as the couple and their dog walked in front of the house, one of the large dogs, a Labrador mix, pushed open the home’s screen door and ran up to the gate, pushing up against it. Reports show that when the Labrador pushed the gate it created a small opening which the dachshund used to enter the property. Once the small dog entered he was bitten on the head by the larger dog, which would not release him even as the owners of the two dogs attempted to save the dachshund.

"At one point the larger dog had the smaller dog entirely in its mouth," according to police, which are based on the small dog owner’s eyewitness accounts. After about 2 minutes the dachshund’s owner managed to get his dog away and rushed him to the Oradell Animal Hospital where a full staff had assembled to treat the dog. He died at the hospital shortly after his arrival, according to police records.

Clifton animal Control Officer Robert Boyle investigating the incident and said he will not file any charges since the large dog never left the property and remained behind the fence. Boyle said there is no history of violence with the dog.

The owner of the small dog said: "He was a good dog and he died doing his favorite thing…going for a walk."

According to police reports, officers Jason Ingargiola and Steven Farrell stopped a 2001 Honda Accord for speeding and swerving on Route 46. Reports show Acevedo was driving at 100 mph when he was stopped. During questioning the officers detected signs of intoxication and administered field sobriety tests, which, according to reports, Acevedo was unable to complete and was arrested. At police headquarters he was charged with DWI after posting a .12 on the breath alcohol test. (Results of .08 and higher show legal intoxication.)

According to police reports, the two women purchased the items, then returned to the store, chose the same items and attempted to leave the store without paying and using the previous receipt as proof of purchase.

 

According to police reports, Officer Alan Fiorella responded to the CVS on Lakeview Avenue on a report of a shoplifter fleeing the store on a bicycle. The officer spotted a man who fit the description of the shoplifter sitting on a bench near Lakeview Avenue and approached. The suspect attempted to flee, but was apprehended by the officer and positively identified by the store manager, according to reports. In a search the officer located the 10 bottles of perfumes reported stolen in Rodriguez’ backpack along with 11 pills wrapped in aluminum foil without a prescription.

 

According to police reports, Dunham attempted to return stolen items for store credit.

An unlocked screen porch was used to enter the back of the home and a blender was used to force a window open. The burglar was scared off before anything was taken.

According to police reports, Officer Charles Kling stopped a 2004 Audi on Hazel Street because the passenger, Alkhales, was not wearing a seatbelt. While questioning the driver, the passenger told the officer the she did not like to wear seatbelts because they are uncomfortable, show police reports.

During a document check, the driver told the officer his license was suspended and was asked to exit the vehicle, revealing a blunt, or cigar casing filled with marijuana, to the officers, according to police reports. A search turned up a marijuana grinder and a bag of marijuana, according to police. Both were also charged with having outstanding warrants.

According to police reports, officers Robert Anderson and Michael Davey responded to Lake Avenue on burglary to vehicle in progress. At the scene the officers found Coello hiding behind a 2002 Chevy Astro Van with a broken window, but when questioned told police he was there to meet a girl he "met" on the Internet, according to police reports. He told police the girl’s name was Melissa but he didn’t know where to meet her. Following more questions, police reports show Coello admitted to breaking the van window and was charged. Officers found a flashlight and tools in the vicinity.