Arrests in wall township: dwi and trespassing incidents — Wall Township Police

Wall Township, NJ – Recent police activity in Wall Township has resulted in multiple arrests over several days. Numerous cases involving driving while intoxicated (DWI) were reported following investigations and motor vehicle stops.

On Monday, patrolman Kyle Pelech arrested John Stgermain, 69, of Brick, for DWI at approximately 5:26 PM after an accident investigation on State Highway 34. Stgermain was processed and released in accordance with John’s Law.

On Tuesday, patrolman Alexandra Clayton apprehended William Cecere, 74, of Spring Lake, for trespassing during a suspicious person investigation at Target on State Highway 35. Cecere was processed and released on a summons.

Also on Tuesday, patrolman Orin McKay arrested Alexsander Bavykin, 41, of Ocean Township, for DWI at around 5:12 PM on State Highway 35. Bavykin was processed and released in accordance with John’s Law.

On Thursday, patrolman Kevin Orender arrested Frank Barone, 21, of Toms River, for DWI at 12:22 AM after a motor vehicle stop on State Highway 35. Barone was processed and released in accordance with John’s Law.

Additionally, at 2:52 AM, patrolman Joseph Phillips arrested Tiffany Rongo, 26, of Manalapan, for DWI following an investigation at the Manasquan Circle. Rongo was processed and released in accordance with John’s Law.

Later on Thursday, patrolman Trent Powers arrested Jessica Romano, 40, of Gillette, for obstruction and disorderly conduct on Water Street. Romano was processed and released on a summons.

Patrolman Joshua Wheeler arrested Claudia Volk, 46, of Point Pleasant, for DWI at approximately 11:52 PM on State Highway 34. Volk was processed and released in accordance with John’s Law.

On Friday, patrolman Tyler Martin arrested Justin Confessore, 39, of Tinton Falls, for DWI at 1:52 AM after a motor vehicle stop on State Highway 18. Confessore was processed and released in accordance with John’s Law.

That same day, patrolman Clint Forgach arrested Sara Emery, 48, of Asbury Park, for a Wall Township traffic warrant after responding to the Ocean Township police headquarters. Emery was transported to the Monmouth County Correctional Institution.

On Saturday, patrolman Alexandra Clayton arrested Zachary Scott, 36, of Wall, for shoplifting at Target on State Highway 35. Scott was processed and released on a summons.

On Sunday, patrolman John Kelly arrested Luis Ramirez Vargas, 25, of Jackson, for DWI at 1:48 AM after a motor vehicle stop on Interstate 195. Vargas was processed and released in accordance with John’s Law.

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