During the week of Nov. 4-10, 2019 the Middle Township Police Department responded to or initiated 966 calls for service.
During the week a total of 13 adults were arrested for various offenses.
The following is a list of some of the more serious calls for service
which occurred during the week:
Nov. 4, 2019:
Motor Vehicle Crash – Sycamore Drive, Rio Grande
Fire Call – Route 47 South, CMCH
Motor Vehicle Crash – Route 47 South, Rio Grande
Fire Call – West Main Street, Whitesboro
Shoplifting – Family Dollar, Rio Grande
Harassment – North Main Street, CMCH
Motor Vehicle Crash – Route 9 South, Rio Grande
Motor Vehicle Crash – Siegtown Road, Swainton
Nov. 5, 2019:
Theft – Route 9 South, Rio Grande
Shoplifting – Joe Canals, Rio Grande
Motor Vehicle Crash – Route 47 South, Rio Grande
Motor Vehicle Crash – Route 9 North, CMCH
Nov. 6, 2019:
Criminal Mischief – Route 47 South, Rio Grande
Motor Vehicle Crash – North Railroad Avenue, Rio Grande
Fire Call – Route 47 South, Rio Grande
Motor Vehicle Crash – Garden State Parkway, CMCH
Fire Call – Linden Circle, Rio Grande
Motor Vehicle Crash – Route 47 South, Rio Grande
DWI – Route 47 North, Goshen
Nov. 7, 2019:
Harassment – Route 47 South, Rio Grande
Theft – North Wildwood Boulevard, Burleigh
Motor Vehicle Crash – Stone Harbor Boulevard, CMCH
Motor Vehicle Crash – Route 47 South, Rio Grande
Trespassing – Old North Wildwood Boulevard, Grassy Sounds
Fire Call – George Avenue South, Whitesboro
DWI – Route 47 South, Rio Grande
Trespassing – Bennett Road, CMCH
Motor Vehicle Crash – Route 47 South, Rio Grande
Nov. 8, 2019:
Threats – Stone Harbor Boulevard, CMCH
Motor Vehicle Crash – Brighton Road, CMCH
Theft – Route 9 South, Rio Grande
Motor Vehicle Crash – Route 9 South, Burleigh
Trespassing – Lee Lane, CMCH
Nov. 9, 2019:
Theft – Davis Road, Rio Grande
Nov. 10, 2019:
Motor Vehicle Crash – Route 9 South, Edgewood
Fire Call – Cottonwood Drive, CMCH
Fire Call – Route 47 South, Rio Grande
Trespassing – South Boardwalk, Grassy Sounds
WEEKLY ADULT ARREST REPORT
Nov. 4-10, 2019
David S. Howell, Jr., 48, from Cape May Court House was arrested on November 5 by Patrolman Pastore on an Active Warrant.
Brittany N. Naylor, 25, from Cape May Court House was arrested on November 5 by Patrolman Sunderhauf on an Active Warrant.
Clarence A. Pike, Jr., 37, from Del Haven was arrested on November 5 by Patrolman Flounders and charged with Possession of CDS, Distribution of CDS, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.
Ernest S. Desimone, IV, 40, from Edgewood was arrested on November 5 by Patrolman Trombetta and charged with Hindering Apprehension or Prosecution of Another.
Nicholas R. Diaz, 56, from Villas was arrested on November 6 by Patrolman Ritterhoff and charged with Possession of CDS and Distribution of CDS under One Half Ounce.
George M. Flanagan, 36, from Eldora was arrested on November 6 by Patrolman Flounders and charged with Possession of CDS and Distribution of CDS under One Half Ounce.
Leroy Lashley, 34, from Wildwood was arrested on November 6 by Patrolman Flounders and charged with Possession of CDS and an Active Warrant.
Lori E. Zamichieli, 36, from Goshen was arrested on November 6 by Patrolman Runyon and charged with Driving While Intoxicated.
Carlton Chisolm, 38, from Beaufort, SC was arrested on November 7 by Patrolman Dececco and charged with Obstruction, Disorderly Conduct, and Active Warrants.
Brad C. Lillemon, 44, from Erma was arrested on November 7 by Patrolman Ritterhoff and charged with Possession of CDS, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and Possession or Distribution of Hypodermic Needle or Syringe.
William Cieslinski, Jr., 64, from Cape May was arrested on November 7 by Patrolman Salvesen and charged with Driving While Intoxicated.
Shirley S. Moore, 29, from Burleigh was arrested on November 10 by Patrolman Young and charged with Shoplifting and Use of a 17 Year Old or Younger to Commit a Criminal Offense.
Kenneth M. Richardson, 29, from Rio Grande was arrested on November 10 by Patrolman Martindale and charged with Obstruction and Active Warrants.
It should be noted that the above individuals are only charged with the above-mentioned offenses and are presumed innocent unles proven guilty. This report only contains individuals that were arrested based on complaints signed by law enforcement personnel, not private citizen signed complaints.
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