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POLICE ACTIVITY REPORT

call-in-the-authoritiesCrime reports provided by the Red Bank Police Department for the weeks of  November 13 to November 20, 2009. This information appears here unedited.

Theft occurring at Riverview Plaza on 11-13-09. Victim reported that unknown person(s) stole purse which was placed on shelf which contained cash and credit cards. Ptl. Michael Campanella.

Theft reported on 11-14-09 at West Front St. Victim reported that between the dates of June 2009 and 11-14-09 unknown person(s) stole a kayak from marina. Ptl. John Camarca.

Criminal Mischief occurring at West Front St. business on 11-14-09. Owner reported that unknown person(s) broke storefront window. Ptl. John Camarca.

Criminal Mischief reported on 11-16-09 at Broad St. 0ffice Bldg. Victim reported that unknown person(s) over the course of the last weekend shattered and destroyed two large planters in front of the building. Ptl. Matthew Ehrenreich.

Criminal Mischief occurring on 11-17-09 at Monmouth St. -parking lot. Victim reported that unknown person(s) broke into parked vehicle by removing the plastic rear driver side window, which was plastic from the jeep. Ptl. Ashon Lovick.

Burglary/Attempted Robbery occurring at Branch Ave. residence on 11-17-09. Victim reported that a black male, in his 50’s, shaved head, light facial hair, wearing a brown wool hat and dark colored leather jacket entered the residence and assaulted residents. The perpetrator rifled through several drawers and jewelry box. Fled the scene in a tan colored vehicle. Ptl. Matthew Ehrenreich, Inv. Juan Sardo.

Unlawful Taking by means of Conveyance occurring on 11-17-09 at Irving Place. Victim reported that roommate took vehicle without owner’s consent and has not returned same. Vehicle described as a 2010 Ford Focus, silver in color. Ptl. John Camarca.

Criminal Mischief occurring on 11-19-09 at Monmouth St. business. Report of unknown person(s) breaking glass in the front window of business. Nothing reported stolen. Ptl. James DePonte.

Theft occurring at West Front St. office on 11-19-09. Victim reported that unknown person(s) stole her wallet, which contained I.D., cash and Bankcard. Ptl. Jorge Torres.

Attempted robbery occurring on 11-20-09 at Riverview Plaza parking lot. Victim was approached by two subjects, one black female and one black male, who demanded money. Victim was able to drive away without giving any money to the perpetrators, who also fled the scene. Ptl. Jorge Torres.

ARRESTS: 8 Contempt of Court

OTHER ARRESTS:
D’Ann Goldwire, age 25 female of Red Bank was arrested on 11-18-09 in the area of Catherine St. for Simple Assault by Ptl. Paul Perez.

Shari Martensen, age 43 female of Santa Rosa, California was arrested on 11-18-09 in the area of Monmouth St for Poss. of CDS Marijuana Under 50 grams by Ptl. Robert Campanella.

Andrea Placenti, age 40 female of Tinton Falls was arrested on 11-14-09 in the area of E. Newman Springs Rd. for Shoplifting by Ptl. John Camarca.

Jonathan Wright, age 44 male of Cliffwood was arrested on 11-13-09 in the area of Riverview Plaza for Burglary by Ptl. Michael Campanella.

Michael Mikytuck, age 45 male of Franklin Park, NJ was arrested on 11-13-09 in the area of Monmouth St. for Criminal Mischief and Disorderly Conduct by Ptl. Ashon Lovick.

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