Thursday, February 21, 2013
Zedrick T. Johnson, 34, of Willingboro, 'should be considered extremely dangerous,' the county prosecutor says.
A Willingboro man already wanted for murder reportedly robbed a gas station in Delran Wednesday evening. Police are searching for Zedrick T. Johnson, 34, whose last known address is on the unit block of Bentley Lane, Willingboro. Johnson is wanted for allegedly robbing at knifepoint the National Fuel gas station on Route 130 and Tenby Chase Drive in Delran. He reportedly hit the gas station Feb. 20 at 5:30 p.m. Johnson also is wanted in the Feb. 11 death of Bal Krishna Karki, a Willingboro gas station attendant, and the Feb. 12 armed robbery of a Willingboro convenience store. “This person is an active fugitive and should be considered extremely dangerous,” Burlington County Prosecutor Robert Bernardi said. “He is a threat to public safety…
Thursday, October 25, 2012
The two men allegedly assaulted a physically incapacitated teenager.
Two Mount Laurel men were indicted by a county grand jury for sexually assaulting a physically incapacitated 18-year-old female at a hotel last year, Burlington County Prosecutor Robert D. Bernardi said this week. Iric S. Cohen, 42, of Forrest Court in Mount Laurel, and Richard Trevor Hughes, 44, also of Forrest Court in Mount Laurel, were indicted on charges of first degree aggravated sexual assault, first degree conspiracy, first degree kidnapping, third degree invasion of privacy, third degree distribution of a controlled dangerous substance, namely Lorazepam, third degree possession of a controlled dangerous substance, namely Lorazepam, and third degree possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute, namely …
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
The former mayor said he gave himself an unauthorized salary of nearly $5,000, officials said.
The former Beverly-Edgewater Park Ambulance Squad chief pleaded guilty today to stealing funds from the agency by giving himself an unauthorized salary increase of nearly $5,000, Burlington County Prosecutor Robert D. Bernardi announced. James J. Daly, 42, of East Franklin Avenue in Edgewater Park, pleaded guilty in Superior Court to one count of third degree theft by deception. Daly, a former Edgewater Park mayor and the 2011 Edgewater Park Citizen of the Year, admitted before Judge Martin A. Herman that he illegally received the funds between July and October 2011. He became chief of the squad in 2004. Under terms of the plea agreement, Daly will receive probation, forfeit his emergency medical technician license and be ineligible to …
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Friends and family fundraised thousands for Lori Stilley, brought her meals and even paid for a wedding under the notion she was dying of bladder cancer.
Lori Stilley's "miracle" recovery from bladder cancer was bogus—just like the cancer itself, police say. Claiming she was dying from bladder cancer, the 40-year-old Delran woman received meals, money, gifts, even a wedding from family and friends who organized charitable efforts on her behalf. Turns out, Stilley didn't have cancer at all—and now, she could face serious jail time. Stilley, of Suburban Boulevard in Delran, was charged with third-degree theft by deception, according to Burlington County Prosecutor Robert D. Bernardi and Delran Police Chief Alfonso A. Parente, Jr. She surrendered today with counsel at the Delran Police Department and was released after posting $25,000 bail. After a long investigation, authorities found out …
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
A Burlington City police officer returned fire after Jason T. Bunnell shot at him during a foot chase late Monday night, according to authorities.
A Burlington City cop shot and killed a man who fired at the officer during a foot chase late Monday night. According to the Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office, the officer was on patrol just before midnight when he stopped and attempted to speak with a suspicious man—later identified as Jason T. Bunnell, 32, last known address Mount Laurel—walking near a car dealership on the 1200 block of Route 130 South, near the border with Burlington Township. Bunnell fled on foot, and the officer ran after him. The chase led to an overgrown lot near the dealership, where authorities said Bunnell fired a shot at the officer. The officer was not struck, and returned fire, fatally striking Bunnell. The officer was evaluated and released from an area …
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Brett Cooper, of Mount Laurel, was indicted for writing a $484,000 check off an account that had no money in it.
A Mount Laurel man who tried to purchase a Moorestown home with a nearly half-million dollar check written off an empty bank account has been indicted, according to authorities. Brett A. Cooper, 35, of 1609 Larchmont Place, Mount Laurel, had come to an agreement on a purchase price for a home in Moorestown. At the closing, he produced a check for $484,000 and represented it to be from his bank, according to the Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office. The check was revealed to be fraudulent however when the title insurance company was notified by Cooper’s bank that his account contained insufficient funds to cover the check. In fact, the account was empty when he presented the check, authorities said. Cooper was indicted on one count of …
Friday, June 8, 2012
Carla Ann Sarlo is suspected of stealing money from the Delanco Township construction office, where she worked as a clerk for eight years.
A Cinnaminson woman who worked in the Delanco Township construction office allegedly lined her pockets with permit and rental fees over a two-month period. Carla Ann Sarlo, 44, of South Warrington Avenue, gave herself up to authorities on Friday on suspicion of stealing more than $1,200 in fees from May 1, 2011 to June 30, 2011, according to Burlington County Prosecutor Robert D. Bernardi and Delanco Township Police Chief George Sacalis. Authorities say Sarlo used her position to collect cash from eight people paying required fees. She was supposed to deposit the money into a township bank account, but instead used it to pay for gas, food and her cell phone bill. Police say Sarlo would enter the fees into a log, but later void the …
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Thursday, May 24, 2012
A grand jury indicted three people on attempted murder and other charges for their role in the violent mugging of a Mount Laurel cab driver earlier this year.
Three people have been indicted on attempted murder charges for mugging a cab driver and slicing his neck earlier this year, according to authorities. Breanna Pimienta, 18, of 2995 Chapel Avenue, Cherry Hill; Miguel Mercado, 23, of 2995 Chapel Avenue, Cherry Hill; and Mahadi M. Robinson, Jr., 21, of 220 South Lenola Road, Maple Shade, were indicted by a Burlington County grand jury on multiple charges, according to Burlington County Prosecutor Robert D. Bernardi. In addition to the first-degree attempted murder charges, the charges contained in the indictment include two counts of robbery, conspiracy, carjacking, use of a juvenile to commit a crime and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose. Mercado and Robinson are being held on $…
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Thomas Arnold of Santa Barbara allegedly sent a big shipment of pot to South Jersey.
Authorities weeded out a huge shipment of "high-grade" marijuana allegedly sent by a California man to a public-storage facility in Delran. Thomas Arnold, 55, of the 100 block of East De La Guerra Street, Santa Barbara, CA, was charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance and possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute, the Burlington County Prosecutor's Office announced Tuesday. Arnold made arrangements to have the marijuana shipped in a container to the Delran facility, and he was arrested May 16 after the container arrived, authorities said. The container held 15 large boxes of marijuana weighing a total of about 250 pounds. The marijuana has a street value of $1 million, authorities said. …
Friday, February 17, 2012
Police said the man is Superintendent Paul Philips' nephew.
The eighth defendant in the Cinnaminson Sewerage Authority (CSA) theft and corruption case has been arrested, according to the Burlington County Prosecutor's Office. Scott D. Mayes Jr., 21, of Dartmouth Drive in Delran, turned himself in Thursday, authorities said. He is free on $20,000 bail. As we previously reported, Mayes had a warrant out for his arrest Wednesday but was still at-large then. Authorities called him a “lesser player” in the case. Mayes has been charged with corruption of public resources and conspiracy-corruption of public resources. Mayes is a seasonal employee with the CSA and is the nephew of Superintendent Paul Phillips, a nearly 30-year employee, who was also arrested and charged earlier this week. In August of …
Peeches
4:16 pm on Saturday, February 23, 2013
Willingboro is full of bad people. Feel sorry for the nice ones. Willingboro is where the male came from who went to Rowan College and stole my Grand daughters computer and phone out of her dorm. more ›