DIAMOND BEACH – Lower Township Police responded to a residential burglar alarm on North Station Avenue in Diamond Beach Feb. 1.
Upon arrival it was discovered that forced entry was made to the residence. While on scene, Sergeant Vanaman, Corporal Fisher, Patrolmen Coombs and Special Officer Martinelli searched and checked additional properties in the area, and ten additional burglaries were discovered. It appears entry to a majority of these residences was made through a rear window; the suspect is prying the windows up and breaking the locking mechanism to gain entry. Once inside, the suspect is primarily targeting flat screen televisions.
Detective Boyle and Detective Perry responded and processed the scene, during which time they conducted several interviews which led to a suspect for at least one of these burglaries.
Lower Township Police Detectives arrested and charged Nicholas Pisarcik, 36, of North Cape May, and charged him with burglary to a residence on North Station Avenue Feb. 3, which he previously worked at as a contractor
Pisarcik was charged with burglary and theft. Bail was set at $20,000 cash by Judge Thomas Hillegass. He was lodged in the Cape May County Correctional Center, where he awaits his next court date.
Lower Township Police Department is asking that all homeowners be vigilant of their residence as well as their neighbors and report any suspicious activity to the Lower Township Police Department at 609-886-2711 or the Confidential Tip Line at 609-886-1619 ext. 156.
The charges and allegations contained in the complaint are merely accusations and the defendant is considered innocent unless and until proven guilty.
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