Wall township police arrest 13 in week packed with dwis, robbery, and drug charges
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Wall Township police arrest 13 in week packed with DWIs, robbery, and drug charges

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August 2, 2025

Wall Township Police reported a busy week of arrests between July 21 and July 27, including a high-speed chase involving a stolen luxury SUV, several DWI charges, and multiple drug and weapons-related offenses.

On Monday, July 21, Patrolman Justin Hudson arrested Anthony Bowe, 44, of Ocean Township, following a pursuit that began after an armed robbery at a 7-Eleven and theft of a 2025 Mercedes-Benz G63. Bowe fled into Wall Township, where he was located and chased again until crashing at Deal and Logan Roads in Oakhurst. He was taken into custody by both Ocean Township and Wall Township officers.

Also on Monday, Jermaine Nadal, 50, of Wall, was arrested at police headquarters on a New Jersey wanted person warrant and handed over to state parole authorities.

On Wednesday, two DWI arrests occurred on State Highway 34: Shaunak Mitra, 22, of East Brunswick, at around 1:58 AM, and Khrystyna Zheleznyak, 42, of Matawan, around 11:12 PM. Both were released in accordance with John’s Law.

On Thursday, police arrested Eshawn Richardson, 28, of Newark, at Neptune Township PD on a Wall Township traffic warrant. In a separate incident, Tiffany Wills, 33, of Vermont, was arrested for possession of crack cocaine and drug paraphernalia on State Highway 35. Brandon Ashford, 32, of Dover, was also arrested for DWI after a hit-and-run investigation that same evening on State Highway 34.

Friday saw several more arrests, including Jaimeer Gaines, 25, of Manchester, who was charged with firearm possession and marijuana distribution following a traffic stop on State Highway 71. Christina Pasqua, 22, of Toms River, and Annies Espanol, 49, of Hasbrouck Heights, were both arrested for DWI in separate incidents.

On Saturday, Alexander McDonald, 28, of Jackson, was arrested for DWI on I-195, and Michael Crupi, 48, of Parlin, was arrested for burglary, theft, criminal mischief, and possession of burglary tools after a break-in at Island Scooters on West Hurley Pond Road earlier in the week.

The week concluded with the Sunday arrest of Ralph McFadden, 33, of Jackson, who was stopped on Herbertsville Road and found to have multiple outstanding warrants from Upper Freehold, Tinton Falls, and Avon. He was released after posting bail.

Key Points

  • Armed robbery suspect arrested after crashing stolen Mercedes-Benz following police pursuit
  • Multiple individuals arrested for driving while intoxicated across several nights on major highways
  • Other arrests included drug possession, burglary, and outstanding warrants from multiple jurisdictions

A week of criminal charges in Wall Township included high-speed chases, burglary arrests, and a wave of DWI incidents on state highways.

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