Wall township police arrest two individuals on separate charges
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Wall Township Police Arrest Two Individuals on Separate Charges

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September 2, 2024

WALL TOWNSHIP, N.J. — The Wall Township Police Department announced the arrests of two individuals in separate incidents on Monday.

Patrolman Megan Alexander apprehended Noemi Berrios, 61, of Manhattan, New York, who was wanted on a warrant stemming from a 2021 investigation. Berrios has been charged with theft by deception for allegedly defrauding a Wall Township resident of $25,000. Following her arrest, Berrios was transferred to the Monmouth County Correctional Institution, where she awaits her initial court appearance.

In a separate incident, Patrolman James Yannazzone arrested Jesus T. Salmoran, 41, of Wall Township, during a suspicious person investigation at the Shark River Shell Gas Station on Route 35. Salmoran was found to have several outstanding warrants issued by various jurisdictions.

Both individuals are now in custody, with further legal proceedings pending.

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