Man Arrested After Stealing Laptops From Wal-Wart

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January 8, 2015

LANOKA HARBOR-On Wednesday, December 31, 2014, Officer Evan Androcy completed his investigation into the theft of two laptop computers from Walmart located at 580 Route 9 North in Lanoka Harbor. The shoplifting incident occurred in the early morning hours of December 30, 2014. During the theft, damage was done to a display case. The investigation resulted in an arrest warrant being issued for the accused, 41-year old Ned E. Berwanger, Jr., with a last known address of Hanley Street in Lanoka Harbor. The warrant was issued with bail set at $10,000 for Shoplifting and is active at the time of this release. Anyone with information on Ned Berwanger’s current location is asked to contact the Lacey Township Police Department at 609-693-6636.

More Shoplifting Incidents at Wal-Mart

  • Shoplifting (Arrest) – On Sunday, January 4, 2015, at 2:45 p.m., Officer Kymberly Gudgeon responded to Walmart located at 580 Route 9 North in Lanoka Harbor, for an adult female shoplifter in custody. Investigation at the scene led to the arrest of Angela Rossi of Hazelton Avenue in Lanoka Harbor for allegedly shoplifting merchandise valued at $93.17. She was transported to police headquarters and processed. Angela Rossi was released after receiving a criminal summons for Shoplifting.

  • Shoplifting (Arrest) – On Saturday, January 3, 2015, at 7:41 p.m., Officers Charles May and Evan Androcy responded to the Walmart located at 580 Route 9 North in Lanoka Harbor for an adult female shoplifter in custody. Investigation at the scene led to the arrest of 28-year-old Shannon Roseti of Easton Court in Whiting, NJ for allegedly shoplifting merchandise valued at $55.88. She was reported to have shoplifted the merchandise and then tried to return it to the service desk. Shannon Roseti was transported to police headquarters, processed, and served with a criminal summons for Shoplifting.

  • Credit Card Theft (Arrest) – On Saturday, January 3, 2015, at 11:56 a.m., Officers Jeffrey Slota and Anthony Sarno responded to the Walmart located at 580 Route 9 North in Lanoka Harbor in regard to two male subjects who were using stolen credit cards to make purchases earlier in the morning. Loss Prevention reported that the male subjects were back in the store again. Upon the officers arriving contact was made with both subjects in the parking lot. Investigation at the scene led to the arrest of 24-year-old Joel Perez of White Plains Road in Bronx, NY, for credit card theft. He was transported to police headquarters and processed. Joel Perez was charged with one count of credit card theft. The investigation is continuing and additional charges are pending.
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