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FAIR HAVEN POLICE BLOTTER

Activity reports, unedited, for the month of January, 2012, as provided by the Fair Have Police Department.

1/4/12

-Sgt. Lambert took a report from a resident that damage was done to trees in the Borough Nature Trail area.

1/7/12

-Ptl. Reevey took a report from a Hance Rd. resident that a package was delivered to her house and later stolen off of her front porch during the day.

1/10/12

-Ptl. Patton took a report from a Lewis Point Rd. resident reporting multiple phone calls where a subject was attempting to fraudulently solicit money from her.

-Ptl. Patton took a report of criminal mischief that occurred in one of the bathrooms at Knollwood School.

-Ptl. Hostrup took a report from a Clay St. resident of harassing phone calls and text messages being received from a subject.

1/12/12

-Ptl. Jarvis took a report from a Church St. resident of a theft of items from the victimÂ’s home.

1/18/12

-S.O. Murray took a report from a Harvard Rd. resident of criminal mischief where an unknown subject(s) threw a rock through a window of his vehicle.

-Ptl. Hostrup took a report from a Cambridge Ave. resident of criminal mischief where an unknown subject(s) threw a rock through a window of his vehicle.

-Ptl. Patton took a report from a Cambridge Ave. resident of criminal mischief where an unknown subject(s) threw a rock through a window of her vehicle.

-Ptl. Hostrup took a report from a Fair Haven Rd. resident of criminal mischief where an unknown subject(s) threw a rock through a window of his vehicle.

1/19/12

-Lucia Santos, 47, of Rumson, was arrested by Ptl. Patton for being in contempt of court. Ms. Santos posted bail and was released.

1/20/12

-Det. Dykstra took a report of spray painted graffiti found on a River Rd. business.

-Det. Dykstra took a report of spray painted graffiti found on playground equipment in McCarterÂ’s Park.

1/24/12

-Ptl. Hostrup arrested and charged Elizabeth Jacomme, 45, of Fair Haven with Eluding Apprehension.

1/26/12

-S.O. Murray took a report from a Buttonwood Dr. resident of a theft occurring where items were taken from the victimÂ’s home.

1/27/12

-Sgt. Townshend arrested Alyson Gwydir, 39, of Rumson and charged her with DWI. Ms. Gwydir was released with a pending court date.

1/28/12

-Ptl. Reevey took a report from a Lewis Point Rd. resident of criminal mischief where unknown subject(s) damaged the victimÂ’s mailbox.

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