Middle Township Police Report Weekly Arrests, Activities for Oct. 2-8, 2017

COURT HOUSE – During the week of Oct. 2, 2017 through Oct. 8, 2017, members of the Middle Township Police Department responded to or initiated 944 calls for service, averaging 135 per day. During the week a total of 24 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:
 
Oct. 2, 2017:
Burglary – Denn Street, Rio Grande
Motor Vehicle Crash – Court House South Dennis Road, CMCH
Theft – Hawthorne Drive, Rio Grande
Motor Vehicle Crash – Route 9 South, CMCH
Motor Vehicle Crash – Route 9 South, Rio Grande
Fire Call – Garden State Parkway, CMCH
Motor Vehicle Crash – Sound Drive, Burleigh
 
Oct. 3, 2017:
Fire Call – Route 9 South, CMCH
Trespassing – Garnet Street, Whitesboro
Motor Vehicle Crash – Route 9 South, Burleigh
Missing Person – Bayshore Road, Green Creek
Burglary – Sunray Beach Road, Del Haven
 
Oct. 4, 2017:
Fire Call – Ridge Road, Green Creek
Theft – East Atlantic Avenue, CMCH
Theft – Route 9 North, Swainton
Criminal Mischief – South 5^th Street, Rio Grande
 
Oct. 5, 2017:
Motor Vehicle Crash – Shunpike Road, Mayville
Motor Vehicle Crash – Court House South Dennis Road, CMCH
Criminal Mischief – Route 47 South, Rio Grande
Motor Vehicle Crash – Route 47 South, CMCH
Fire Call – Route 47 North, CMCH
Motor Vehicle Crash – Route 9 North, CMCH
Fraud – Route 9 North, CMCH
Motor Vehicle Crash – South Main Street, CMCH
 
Oct. 6, 2017:
Motor Vehicle Crash – Route 9 North, Swainton
Shoplifting – Dollar General, Burleigh
Theft – Barbie Lane, CMCH
Harassment – Pershing Avenue, Burleigh
Motor Vehicle Crash – Court House South Dennis Road, CMCH
 
Oct. 7, 2017:
Missing Person – Goshen Road, CMCH
Motor Vehicle Crash – Indian Trail, Burleigh
Fire Call – Sycamore Drive, Rio Grande
Motor Vehicle Crash – Route 9 South, Rio Grande
Motor Vehicle Crash – Court House South Dennis Road, CMCH
Motor Vehicle Crash – Route 9 South, CMCH
DWI – Stone Harbor Boulevard, CMCH
 
Oct. 8, 2017:
Shoplifting – Walmart, Rio Grande
Motor Vehicle Crash – Goshen Road, CMCH 
Weekly Adult Arrest Report: 
 
Oct. 2, 2017:
 
Lawrence J. Gallo (34) North Wildwood, NJ – Assault by Auto or Vessel
 
Eliel Garcia-Reyes (29) Wildwood Crest, NJ – Possession of CDS
 
Gregory A. Lazicki (37) Whitesboro, NJ – Criminal Mischief, Burglary, Theft
 
Lori Prettyman (36) Rio Grande, NJ – Warrant
 
Oct. 4, 2017:
 
Barry J. Gleba (53) Wildwood Crest, NJ – Warrants
 
Robert C. Hathaway (48) Wildwood, NJ – Warrant
 
Addrianna M. Perez (28) Burleigh, NJ – Burglary, Assault, Conspiracy
 
Jessica M. Miller (30) Cape May Court House, NJ – Warrants
 
Naomi S. Ford (39) Villas, NJ – Warrant
 
Oct. 5, 2017:
 
Samantha J. Rodriguez (23) Cape May Court House, NJ – Warrant
 
Diana M. Grim (33) Ocean City, NJ – Warrant
 
Robert A. McNeill (49) Villas, NJ – Possession of CDS
 
Caroline J. Pritchard (28) North Cape May, NJ – Possession of CDS
 
David P. Tosto (45) North Cape May, NJ – Possession of CDS, Distribution of CDS Under One Half Ounce
 
Michael L. Brown (37) Cape May Court House, NJ – DWI, Aggravated Assault on Police Officer, Resisting Arrest
 
Oct. 6, 2017:
 
Michael F. Merchel (35) Rio Grande – Warrants
 
Rodney E. Frazier (68) North Cape May, NJ – Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
 
Arthur S. Vitola (56) Rio Grande, NJ – Possession of CDS, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Possession or Distribution of Hypodermic Needle or Syringe
 
Oct. 7, 2017:
 
Daniel D. Pfeifer (52) Rio Grande, NJ – Obstruction, Disorderly Conduct, Warrant
 
Daniel K. Fazen (28) Woodbine, NJ – Warrants
 
Oct. 8, 2017:
 
Dutca Adelaine (22) Wildwood, NJ – Shoplifting
 
Maria Ungureanu (20) Wildwood, NJ – Shoplifting
 
Cortney M. Plexico (36) Goshen, NJ – Warrants
 
David J. Duckenfield (35) Cape May Court House, NJ – DWI
 
 
It should be noted that the above individuals are only charged with the above mentioned offenses and are presumed innocent until proven guilty. This report only contains individuals that were arrested based on complaints signed by law enforcement personnel, not private citizen signed complaints.