According to police reports, officers Bruce Lawson and William Frank stopped Flemming after another motorist reported a possible DWI on Center Avenue.

While speaking with Flemming, the officers detected signs of intoxication and administered roadside sobriety tests, which he was unable to complete. After he was arrested, Flemming took a breath alcohol test and posted results of .31, reports ashow. He was charged with DWI and having open containers of alcoholic beverages in his motor vehicle.

According to police reports, detectives Paul Ogden and Alan Fiorella responded to the Jubelee Park Diner on a report of theft of services. According to the diner’s management, Landrigan had skipped out on an $18 bill. The officers located the man outside sitting in his 1992 Ford pickup on Sycamore Road. When questioning him the officer detected signs of intoxication, and following failed field sobriety tests, arrested and transported him to police headquarters where he took a breath alcohol test with results of .22. (Results of .08 and higher show legal intoxication.)

Landrigan was also charged with having open containers of alcoholic beverages in his motor vehicle and theft of services.

 

According to police reports, Santee struck a parked car on Sunnycrest Avenue, causing extensive damage to both vehicles.

According to police reports, officer Gregory Eromenok detected signs of intoxication when questioning Santee and administered roadside intoxication tests. When Santee was unable to complete the tests he was arrested and transported to police headquarters where he was charged with DWI after posting a .25 on the breath alcohol test.

 

According to police reports, officers Christopher Ianos and Daniel Telofski responded to a motor vehicle accident on Route 21 at the Route 3 ramp and found Spasojevic had crashed his 1996 Dodge Integra into a Clifton fire truck that had been pulled over on the side of the road assisting in an earlier motor vehicle accident. Police reports show the firetruck’s emergency lights were turned on at the time of the accident. While speaking with Spasojevic, the officers detected signs of intoxication and noted that he began chewing gun in an effort to mask the smell of alcoholic beverages, according to police reports. Following failed field sobriety tests, Spasojevic was arrested and transported to police headquarters where he was charged with DWI after posting results of .13 on the breath alcohol test. He was also issued summonses for reckless driving and driving without insurance.

Officer Steven Farrell was on patrol on Main and Sheridan avenues when he observed Hernandez speeding and stopped him. While speaking with the driver the officer detected signs of intoxication and administered roadside sobriety tests, which Hernandez failed, according to police reports. Hernandez was arrested and transported to police headquarters where he refused further testing and was charged with DWI and refusal to test.

 

According to police reports officers Robert Domski and Nicholas Hriczov were dispatched to Orange court on a report of a suspicious person sitting in a 1995 blue Jeep just revving the engine. The officers found Scott asleep behind the wheel with the keys in the ignition and woke him up. The officers, while speaking with Scott, detected signs of intoxication and administered roadside sobriety tests, which reports show Scott was unable to complete. He was arrested and charged with DWI after posting a .19 result on the breath alcohol test.

 

According to police reports, Officer David Petrillo stopped Miller on Main and Sewall avenues for speeding an driving erratically. While speaking with Miller, the officer detected signs of intoxication and administered field sobriety tests. After failing to perform the field tests, Miller was arrested and transported to police headquarters where he was charged with DWI after posting a .21 on the breath alcohol test. He was also given a summons for reckless driving.

 

According to police repots, Officer Darren Kester observed a 1999 Dodge Durango make a left turn from Hope Avenue on to Center Street going in the wrong direction on a one way street and stopped him. While speaking with Rojas, the officer detected signs of intoxication and administered field sobriety tests, which Rojas failed and was arrested, according to police reports. Rojas was charged with DWI and refusal to test once he was at police headquarters.

 

Detective Capt. Robert Rowan said a resident received a letter informing him that he had won $95,000 in a European publisher’s sweepstakes and all he had to do was pay a fee of $2,950 to receive his winnings. What made the letter seem legitimate Rowan said, was the realistic check that was included with the letter. Rowan said he has seen this type of scam in the past and people think it’s legitimate because of the check, which they cash, mail in the fee and then they learn the check bounces or drawn on an empty or closed account. The "winner" is then out any money he or she mailed to the scam, Rowan said.

 

 

 

 

According to police reports, the resident said 24 pairs of earrings had been stolen from her jewelry box. Police did not find a point of entry into the home.

Det. Paul Hasselberger observed Tomayo walking on Lexington and Clifton avenues and stopped him when he recognized him as someone with a history of drug-related crime arrests. While speaking with Tomayo the officer noticed he was acting suspiciously and placed his hand in his pocket. The officer, according to police reports, asked for backup and with the help of detective Randy Colondres searched Tomayo finding a bag of heroin. Tomayo’s companion, Ortiz, was also searched and reports show the officers found heroin hidden inside a cell phone where the internal parts had been removed. Both were charged with possession of heroin.

 

Officer Joshin Smith stopped a 1992 Chevy Beretta on Van Houten Avenue and while speaking with the driver found the marijuana. Hamadi was charged with possession of marijuana, possession with intent to distribute marijuana and possession with intent to distribute marijuana in a school zone.

 

According to police reports, Officer Michael Humenik responded to Biron Place on a report of a suspicious person knocking on doors asking for old clothing. The officer found Jenkins near Paulison Avenue and asked for identification, which she did not have. The officer searched Jenkins and found drugs with no prescription and a straw.

 

According to police reports, Officer Robert Miller observed a 2009 Chevrolet Aveo parked improperly on Day Street and approached. The officer found Arsal asleep behind the wheel and looked inside the car spotting a bag containing a rock-like substance on the seat and another on the floor. The officer woke Arsal and asked for his driver’s license, which according to police records, had been suspended. The officer found 24 bags of the rock-like substance which was identified as crack cocaine. Arsal was charged with possession of crack cocaine, possession of crack cocaine with intent to distribute it within 1,000 feet of a school. He was also charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and given a summons for driving while suspended.

A 2001 Toyota Camry parked next to the other one was also broken into and an Apple iPod was reported stolen.

 

Books and checks along with a laptop computer were reported stolen after a window was broken. The check book was found later the same day in Newark.

 

 

 

The stereo was reported stolen along with Jets football tickets.

 

A GPS reported stolen after a window was smashed.

 

 

 

 

A radio and CD player were reported stolen.

According to police reports, a store security officer observed Marti enter the fitting room with clothing and exited without them. When security checked the fitting room and found no clothing, Marti was stopped and charged with shoplifting.

 

According to police reports, store security observed Powell walk into the fitting room with items that she did not have when she left. She was stopped and charged with shoplifting after the items were found concealed on her.

 

According to police reports, Pieri concealed clothing and boots in her bag and attempted to leave the store without paying.

 

According to police reports, the store manager said two women entered the store and Carrillo tried to steal items by placing them in her bag.