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Police arrest six over the weekend, multiple drug offenses reported
Police arrest six over the weekend, multiple drug offenses reported
WALL TOWNSHIP, NJ – In a series of arrests over the weekend, local police apprehended six individuals on various charges, including drug offenses.
On Monday, Patrolman Jerry Baker arrested Meccalah Anthony, 28, of Highlands, for a traffic warrant out of Jackson Township following a stop on State Highway 18. She was processed and released on her own recognizance.
On Thursday, Patrolman Powers took David Rozar, 61, of Howell, into custody for possession of crack cocaine and related drug paraphernalia during a motor vehicle stop on State Highway 18. Rozar was processed and released via summons.
Patrolman Kyle Pelech arrested Sean Breuche, 26, of Manasquan, early Friday morning for driving while intoxicated after stopping him on State Highway 70 around 12:10 AM. Breuche was processed and released under John’s Law.
Additionally, Patrolman Jerry Baker arrested Shawn Frederick, 36, of Camden, on a warrant from Neptune City following an investigation on State Highway 70. Frederick was processed and released on his own recognizance.
On Saturday, Patrolman James Yannazzone arrested Bret Strumberger, 45, of Sayreville, due to a traffic warrant out of Keansburg following a motor vehicle stop on State Highway 33/34. Strumberger was processed and released after posting bail.
Patrolman Johan Moreno detained Regina Pagano, 34, of Old Bridge, for multiple charges including DWI and possession of cocaine after an accident investigation on State Highway 34. She was processed on a summons and released following the protocol.
On Sunday, Patrolman Joseph Phillips arrested Sam Plummer, 44, of Freehold, for possession of ecstasy and drug paraphernalia after a stop on Interstate 195. Plummer was processed and released on a summons. Additionally, Patrolman Baker arrested Amie Jost, 46, of Ocean Township, for multiple charges including eluding and obstruction following an investigation near Marconi Road. Jost was processed and transported to the Monmouth County Correctional Institution.
All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Charges filed in shocking Robbinsville car assault incident
Charges filed in shocking car assault incident
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ — An investigation into an assault involving an automobile has led to the arrest of a driver. Chief William Swanhart confirmed that Kyle Pound, 23, of Matawan, faces multiple charges after the incident on Sunday evening.
Pound is charged with one count of second-degree aggravated assault, two counts of fourth-degree assault by auto, and one count each of third-degree endangering an injured victim and third-degree leaving the scene with serious injury. He also faces related motor vehicle offenses.
Robbinsville Police received reports of an illegal car meet on Applegate Drive on Sunday. Following the arrival of officers, approximately 50 cars dispersed from the area. An investigation conducted by the Criminal Investigations Unit identified a 16-year-old victim and an 18-year-old victim, who were run over by a vehicle operated by Pound.
Pound is currently being held at the Mercer County Correctional Center awaiting court proceedings. Authorities continue to investigate the incident and have urged anyone with information to reach out to Detective Connor Boyle or Sergeant Peter Galazka at (609) 259-3900.
Chief Swanhart commended the collaboration with the Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office, the Freehold Township Police Department, and the Secaucus Police Department throughout the investigation.
Despite facing charges, every defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
This alarming case underscores the dangers of reckless driving at gatherings.
