Saturday, October 13, 2012
Moorestown Police are investigating the theft of a wallet, holding $200, from 7-Eleven last week.
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Saturday, October 13, 2012
Moorestown Police are attempting to identify the man pictured here in regard to the theft of a wallet from the 7-Eleven at Camden Avenue and Lenola Road. The theft occurred on Oct. 3, according to police. The wallet contained $200 cash. Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 856-914-3092 in reference to case number 2012-11669. Information provided by Moorestown Police
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Moorestown Police continue their investigation into a series of burglaries that hit homes across the area, including Cinnaminson.
Moorestown Police have arrested two more people, both from Moorestown, in connection with a series of local residential burglaries including one in Cinnaminson. Police arrested Barbara A. Norman, 20, of Pleasant Valley Apartments, Monday on charges of receiving stolen property from burglaries across the area, as well as theft by deception, according to a report. She was sent to Burlington County Jail in lieu of bail. Earlier today, police arrested Gavin Pierce, 20, of West Third Street, and charged him with receiving stolen property from burglaries. Pierce was also sent to Burlington County Jail in lieu of bail. Moorestown Police Sgt. Lee Lieber said Norman and Pierce were working with Robert A. Hutton, of Moorestown, and Elaina Decker, of…
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Suspended officer Robert Melia and his former girlfriend face nearly 50 counts stemming from their alleged abuse of four young people.
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Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Prosecutors showed lurid video to a Superior Court jury Wednesday to illustrate a Moorestown couple’s alleged role in the sexual abuse of four young people. Jurors watched clips of Heather Lewis, one of the defendants in the case, using various sex toys on a young girl bound on a bed while another person films it. Prosecutor Kevin Morgan argued the person behind the camera is suspended Moorestown police officer Robert Melia. Melia, Lewis’s ex-boyfriend, sat stoically through most of Morgan’s closing argument, occasionally shaking his head. Lewis sat nearby at the same table. Jurors began deliberating the case Wednesday afternoon. Lewis and Melia are accused of sexually abusing three girls who were pre-teens and teens at the time of the …
Friday, October 21, 2011
Police are searching for four men who robbed the store early Friday. They stole $400 from the clerk after an unsuccessful attempt to make off with the ATM.
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Friday, October 21, 2011
Four men, at least two of them armed with handguns, walked into the Chester Avenue 7-Eleven early Friday, duct taped the clerk and tried to steal the ATM machine. At approximately 4:02 a.m., two men wearing ski masks, dark hoodies and gloves entered the store and ordered the clerk behind the counter to the freezer at the back of the store at gunpoint, Moorestown Police said. The robbers wrapped duct tape around the clerk’s arms and legs and stood with him while two more men, similarly dressed, rolled a hand truck into the store and attempted to steal the ATM. They failed to steal the machine, police said, instead taking the clerk’s wallet, which had $400 in it. The suspects left through the back door. No vehicle was seen. The clerk was …
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Monday, September 5, 2011
Wendell Ross allegedly returned to his old neighborhood to rob a home.
A Moorestown man may be accused of burglary, but he’ll likely never get accused of being a master of disguise. Cinnaminson Police said several neighbors identified Wendell Ross, 52, of Main Street in Moorestown, as the burglar who broke into a Forklanding Road home Sept. 1. Ross previously lived in the Cinnaminson neighborhood, according to reports. The resident of the home, in the 300 block of Forklanding Road, returned from a hospital stay Sept. 1 to find the home burglarized. After Moorestown Police picked up Ross, the suspect allowed officers to search his room. Police recovered some missing items, including a television and stereo system. Police believe Ross may be involved in other area burglaries, and an investigation is ongoing. …
silly boy
10:57 am on Monday, October 15, 2012
Should have dumped that slurpee on his head. P.S Wanna lose weight fatso,eat a sandwich from 7-11,yummmmiee. more ›