Indictments Filed Dec. 5

COURT HOUSE – A Cape May County grand jury handed up 27 indictments Dec. 5.  
The abbreviation CDS below stands for controlled dangerous substance. 
A “certain person” charge can be brought against anyone carrying a weapon but whose previous criminal convictions prohibit possession of a weapon.
Alex Alexis
Alex Alexis, 51, of Rio Grande, was indicted for filing a false report with Middle Township Police. The count was in the fourth degree.
Lisa Arroyo Rosado
Lisa Arroyo Rosado, of Wildwood, was indicted for third-degree possession of a CDS, hydrocodone.
Carlos Ayala, Cornell Bryant, Kimberly McAllister
Carlos Ayala, 34, allegedly refused to stop when directed to do so by Middle Township Police. Ayala then allegedly attempted to elude police in a motor vehicle which placed others in danger. When in official detention, police report that Ayala removed himself without permission and used threats against police attempting to make a legitimate arrest.
Ayala was allegedly also found to be in possession of oxycodone in amounts that indicated an intent to distribute.
Ayala was indicted for eluding police, escape, resisting arrest, possession of a CDS, and possession with intent to distribute. All five counts were in the third degree.
Cornell Bryant, 46, of Court House, was included on two of the counts, possession of a CDS and possession with intent, each third degree.
Kimberly McAllister faces a fourth-degree count of obstruction of the administration of law.
Adam Baals 
Adam Baals, 61, of Woodbury, was indicted for third-degree burglary and fourth-degree stalking. The incident involved a female victim on Beachhurst Drive in North Cape May.
Clinton Bozeman
Clinton Bozeman was indicted for possession of a CDS, heroin, in Middle Township in August.
Giuseppe G. Daranco
Giuseppe Daranco, 24, of Court House, was indicted for possession of a CDS, heroin, and possession with intent to distribute each third degree.
Steve J. Davidson
Steve Davidson, of Wildwood, was indicted for unlawful possession of a weapon, fourth degree. The incident occurred in Wildwood in September. The weapon in question was a buck knife. 
Pedro Delgado-Perez
Pedro Delgado-Perez, 32, of Wildwood, was indicted for criminal mischief, fourth degree, for allegedly destroying property belonging to a female victim on Sept. 13.
Jeremy Johnson, Juan Leonel
In separate indictments, two men face counts for third-degree possession of a CDS. Jeremy Johnson, 27, of Upper Township was allegedly in possession of heroin March 5.
Juan Leonel allegedly possessed cocaine in Wildwood in September.
Michael Kelly
In October, Michael Kelly, of Wildwood, was arrested for possession of methamphetamine. He was indicted for third-degree possession of a CDS, along with fourth-degree obstruction of the administration of law.  An additional count in the indictment accuses Kelly of forgery, third degree, in connection to a fingerprint card.
Patrick J. Malloy
Patrick Malloy, of Wildwood, was indicted for third-degree possession of a CDS, heroin.
Margarita Mosso-Vazquez
Margarita Mosso-Vazquez, of Ocean City, was indicted for fourth-degree criminal trespass.
Jonathan Mountain-Graham
According to police reports, officers responded to reports of a motor vehicle crash Aug. 22 in Wildwood Crest. They found two passengers injured in the car and the driver had fled the scene on foot. The driver, Jonathan Mountain-Graham, 28, of Court House, allegedly then reported the car stolen a short-distance from the accident.
Mountain-Graham was indicted on two counts of fourth-degree aggravated assault involving the injured passengers, along with a fourth-degree count for making a false report to police.
Nicole Moyer
Nicole Moyer, of Wildwood, was indicted for aggravated assault, second degree, against a female victim.
Ralph Otto
Ralph Otto was indicted for resisting arrest, third degree, stemming from an incident in Wildwood Crest in October.
Felipe Nieves, Judy Reighn, Steven Dunhour
Felipe Nieves, 48, and Judy Reighn, 37, both of Milmay, and Steven Dunhour, 38, of Rio Grande face a three-count indictment involving heroin possession and intent to distribute methamphetamine.
Nieves and Reighn allegedly possessed the meth and intended to distribute it. They both face counts of third-degree possession and intent. Reighn and Dunhour both face a count of third-degree possession of heroin.
Derek Paterno
Derek Paterno was indicted for fourth-degree criminal mischief after he allegedly damaged personal property belonging to a female victim in Upper Township.
Norman Price
Norman Price, of Woodbine, allegedly assaulted four victims with a 10-pound dumbbell. He was earlier convicted of distribution of a CDS in Cape May County. Price faces counts for second-degree aggravated assault, two counts, third-degree aggravated assault, two counts, possession of a weapon for unlawful purposes, third degree, unlawful possession of a weapon, fourth degree, and certain person, fourth degree.
Daniel Santaniello
Daniel R. Santaniello, 25, of Rio Grande, was indicted for possession of a CDS, third degree, heroin.
Jereme Szubski
Jereme Szubski, of Wildwood, was indicted for fourth-degree criminal mischief after he allegedly damaged over $500 of property belonging to a local retail establishment.
Brian Ulrich
Brian Ulrich, 39, of Court House, was indicted for third-degree possession and possession with intent to distribute heroin.
Jorge Valentin-Gonzalez
Jorge Valentin-Gonzalez, 21, of Del Haven, was indicted for unlawful possession of a weapon, fourth degree.
Shawn P. Sheehan, Charles Gummel
On July 23, in Wildwood, Shawn Sheehan and Charles Gummel allegedly assaulted a male while in possession of a knife and a billiard ball wrapped in a T-shirt. They face an eight-count indictment for two counts of aggravated assault, third degree, one count of aggravated assault second degree, two counts of third-degree possession of a weapon for unlawful purposes, two counts of fourth-degree unlawful possession of a weapon and a count for second-degree conspiracy.
Dwayne Wakefield
One year ago, in indictments filed Nov. 1, 2016, the Herald reported that Angela Davis, 28, and Dwayne Wakefield, 47, were arrested after their home in Whitesboro was the subject of a search warrant. Various drug charges were brought against the two individuals along with five counts for endangering the welfare of a child relating to the alleged neglect of five minor children found in the home.
This week the grand jury re-indicted Wakefield on all the same charges stemming from the same incident but did not have Angela Davis listed as indicted on any of the counts.
Wakefield had two new counts added, both for conspiracy and both named Angela Davis as a party to the conspiracy without indicting her.
The counts from this week’s indictment of Wakefield were: second-degree conspiracy (with Davis mentioned), possession of a CDS, two counts, third degree, possession with intent to distribute, second degree, two counts, a count for possession with intent, third degree, a second third-degree conspiracy count (again mentioning Davis) and again the five counts of second degree endangering the welfare of a child.
The indictment offers no reasons why the charges were brought again this year or why Davis’ relationship to the indictments changed even though she was still mentioned as a conspirator. 
The above individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty.