Ocean county migrant jailed without bail on domestic violence aggravated assault charge

Ocean County Migrant Jailed Without Bail on Domestic Violence Aggravated Assault Charge

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July 26, 2026
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A 22-year-old Guatemala citizen is being held at the Ocean County Jail after being charged with aggravated assault involving domestic violence, according to jail records.

Toms River, NJ – Marcos Perez-Roblero was booked into the Ocean County Jail on Sunday and is being held without bail on a charge of aggravated assault involving domestic violence, according to county inmate records.

Jail records identify Perez-Roblero, 22, as a citizen of Guatemala. He was committed to the county jail on Sunday, with a no-bail status listed under case number W20260006101514. No projected release date was available.

Charge filed

According to the inmate booking record, Perez-Roblero has been charged with aggravated assault under New Jersey statute 2C:12-1B(12), classified as a third-degree offense involving domestic violence.

The online jail record does not identify the alleged victim or provide details about the incident that led to the arrest. Court records and charging documents may provide additional information as the case proceeds.

What happens next

Perez-Roblero is expected to appear before the Superior Court for a first appearance and detention review under New Jersey’s criminal justice reform system. Because the booking record lists the case as no bail, any decision regarding continued detention will be made by the court.

The charge contained in the booking record is an allegation. All defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

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