West Windsor
Shoplifting. Dontae L. Geigle, 20, and Gregory A. Wright, Jr., 20, both of Trenton, were charged October 15 with shoplifting at Wal-Mart. Officer Nathan Cuomo said Wal-Mart security saw them stuffing merchandise into a purse and notified West Windsor police, who apprehended the pair outside of the store. During processing, police found that Geigle originally falsely identified himself to evade numerous active warrants issued for him. He was also charged with unsworn falsification and was released on bail.
Police are looking for a suspect who was allegedly involved in a shoplifting at the Ulta beauty supply store on two separate occasions on September 28 and October 8. Officer Campbell Knox said the store manager reported to police that on September 28, the suspect stole a bottle of perfume worth over $80. Then, on October 8, the same suspect allegedly took two more bottles of perfume, worth about $100.
During the most recent incident, the store manager told police that when store management confronted the suspect, he began being verbally abusive before dropping one of the bottles. Knox said a construction worker, who saw the commotion, also confronted the suspect outside of the store at which time the suspect dropped the second bottle.
The suspect, described as a black man, about six feet tall with a thin build wearing tan pants, a sweater, and a tan knit head wrap, was seen getting into a beige Nissan four-door car being driven by a black female.
Rusian Kireev, 33, of Trenton, was charged October 10 with shoplifting at Wal-Mart. Officer Dave Jelinski said a Wal-Mart loss prevention officer saw Kireev conceal a mini computer back up hard drive system and attempt to leave the store. The item was worth $119.
Robbery. Joseph S. Platizky, 20, of East Windsor was charged October 17 with robbery at Wal-Mart. Officer Frank Sabatino said Wal-Mart store security officers saw him removing DVDs from their display shelves and placing them in his pants. When he walked out of the store and was approached by a store detective, Sabatino said Platizky shoved the store detective and ran away through the parking lot. When the store detective caught up to Platizky, Platizky again began physically assaulting and verbally abusing the store detective, said Sabatino. West Windsor police arrived and arrested him.
Burglary/Theft. With a string of burglaries being reported recently, police are searching for a suspect in connection with two more attempted burglaries on October 17.
Officer Lee Brodowski and Sergeant Matthew Kemp said a resident of Washington Road called police after he saw the motion detector light at his back door activate around 4:53 a.m. and saw a black male wearing a plaid jacket or shirt crouched down at the back door. When the resident tried to open the door, the suspect ran off. However, Brodowski and Kemp said they saw fresh damage to a neighboring resident’s back door molding, which was also an apparent attempt to force entry. Police could not find the suspect.
DWI Arrests. Carlos Sanchez, 36, of North Brunswick, was charged October 17 with driving while intoxicated. Officer Nicholas LaRocca said he stopped him on Route 1 North at Carnegie Center Boulevard for failing to maintain a lane and found he was intoxicated. He was also charged with reckless driving, driving without a license, and failure to maintain a lane.
Kimberly L. Corelli, 42, of Hightstown, was charged October 16 with driving while intoxicated. Officer Nathan Cuomo said he stopped her on Clarksville Road near Quakerbridge Road for speeding and found she was intoxicated. She was also charged with reckless driving and speeding.
Muhammed U. Jabbar, 28, of Brooklyn, NY, was charged October 10 with driving while intoxicated. Officer Anthony Magistro said he stopped him on Route 1 at Nassau Park Boulevard for speeding and changing lanes improperly and found him to be intoxicated. He was also charged with reckless driving, speeding, and making an improper lane change.
 |
