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COURT HOUSE – A Cape May County grand jury handed up 10 indictments June 13.
William Smith was indicted on seven second-degree counts, including two counts of sexual assault and five counts of endangering the welfare of a child. The counts span a period from 2020 to 2023 in Sea Isle City.
Virginia R. Goolsby faces a third-degree count for aggravated assault and a separate fourth-degree count for aggravated assault on a police officer.
Alexandria Catanese was named in a single-count indictment for attempting to escape from detention in Middle Township.
Zackery E. Muchler was indicted for first-degree aggravated sexual assault on a victim over the age of 13 but below the age of 16.
Derek L. Devido faces three second-degree counts for sexual assault and one second-degree count for endangering the welfare of a child less than 13 years of age. The assaults date from 2015 to 2019 in Lower Township.
Corine J. Macrina was indicted for eluding police in a motor vehicle in Ocean City. The offense was in the second degree.
Terrell C. Washington was named in a four-count indictment for uttering a false instrument, knowingly using a false government ID and forgery, each count in the third degree. The indictment also contained a fourth-degree count for identity crime.
John P. McCarthy was indicted for third-degree burglary and fourth-degree criminal trespass. The address listed in the indictment is that of the now-defunct B.L. England plant at Beesley’s Point.
Cynthia L. Reinoehl was named in a three-count indictment for theft and fraudulent use of a credit card, both counts in the third degree, and theft of a credit card in the fourth degree.
Christopher W. Berry faces two counts of aggravated assault, one in the third degree and the other in the second degree. The indictment also contains a fourth-degree count for obstructing the administration of law.
West Cape May – The amount of TV shows airing is getting out of hand. Less movies are being produced today than ever before. Instead, people are glued to watching shows that most people never heard of.
