All information is on file with the Mantua Police Department
April 1
● Ptl. Mroz and his K9 partner, Zuke, assisted Harrison PD with a drug sniff of a vehicle. Zuke indicated positively to the vehicle and the occupant was arrested.
● Patrols were dispatched to a motor vehicle crash on Pitman Rd in which a vehicle struck two deer.
● Patrols were dispatched to a domestic dispute in the Sewell. We responded and separated the parties until a resolution could be worked out.
● Ptl. Hauss recognized a male that was wanted for shoplifting out of the Kohls store a few days prior. He was arrested and processed for the shoplifting.
● Officers responded to an intoxicated person in the Royal Oaks section that was causing a disturbance inside their house. A peaceful outcome was worked out with all parties involved.
● Ptl. Mroz and his K9 partner, Zuke, assisted Paulsboro PD with a drug sniff of a vehicle. Zuke indicated positively to the vehicle.
April 2
● Officers responded to the Edelman Fossil Park for a report of criminal mischief that was done within the park.
● Officers responded to the Rosewood Development for a report of a solicitor in the area without a permit. Officers located the subject and advised to stop until a permit could be obtained.
April 3
● A theft report was taken from Delaware Valley Florist.
● A resident reported that a trailer was stolen from his side yard. The trailer was entered into the NCIC database.
● Officers responded to a family dispute in the area of Route 45 involving a father and his children. The dispute was resolved and the father took the children home
● Patrols responded to a single car crash is which a deer was struck on Main Street near Mount Royal Rd.
● Officers assisted a motorist at the Wawa on Glassboro Rd who had locked his keys inside his vehicle. We were able to gain entry without issue.
● Ptl. Mroz conducted a motor vehicle stop on Glassboro Rd in the area of Sony Music. An occupant was arrested for possession of cocaine. They were processed and turned over to the County Jail.
● Ptl. Mroz conducted another motor vehicle stop on Lambs Rd. The occupant was found to have active warrants for his arrest. He was arrested, processed and released.
April 4
● An arrest was made from a theft case that occurred at the Car Effex business.
● A telephone pole fell on Pitman Rd taking all the power lines with it, completely blocking the roadway.
● Ptl. Mroz conducted a car stop on Route 45 and arrested an occupant on an outstanding warrant. They were processed and released.
● Criminal Mischief was reported at the Sewell Baseball Fields in which initial estimates puts the damage at over $5000. Ptl. Layton is investigating.
● Patrols responded for a phone scam in which someone identified themselves as an IRS agent and ordered the homeowner to pay back money owed to the IRS or else they would be arrested.
April 5
● Patrols responded to the new Wawa store construction site because picketers were there. It was determined everything was peaceful and there was no need for officers to intervene.
● Patrols responded to a motor vehicle crash on Golf Club Rd in area of Barnsboro Rd. There were minor injuries and a vehicle was towed from the scene.
● Ptl. Mroz and his K9 partner, Zuke, assisted Woolwich PD with a drug sniff of a vehicle. There was a positive indication to the vehicle.
● Ptl. Hauss conducted a motor vehicle stop and the occupant was arrested on an outstanding warrant out of the Sheriff’s Department. He was processed and turned over to them.
April 6
● Patrols responded to assist a homeowner who called to report that someone had cut trees down on his property.
● Officers responded to a crash on Wenonah Avenue in the area of the cemetery.
● Officers took a theft report at the Sewell School. Victim reported two hubcaps were stolen from her vehicle while she was at the school.
● Officers assisted a motorist that had locked their keys in their vehicle. Officers gained entry.
● Officers responded to the Mantua Fire Museum for a large group of juveniles that came from a hall rental. Officers made arrests for drug charges and underage drinking on people from this party.
April 7
● Officers assisted a motorist at the Total Turf Sports Complex that was locked out of their vehicle with their dog inside. We were able to gain entry.
● Officers supervised community service workers who picked up garbage on the side of the road in the area of the Walgreens Store.
● Ptl Sheilds assisted a victim with recovering a cell phone that was stolen from the Wawa store on Route 45. The phone was quickly located and an arrest was made.
April 8
● Officers took a report of harassment between the victim and her ex-boyfriend. A restraining order was also granted in this case.
April 9
● Officers conducted a search warrant in Centre City in conjunction with the Haddon Twp Police Dept. Gloucester County SWAT and Animal Control assisted in the execution of the warrant.
● Officers responded to a residence in Centre City for an unwanted person. That person was found to have active warrants and was arrested and turned over to the county jail.
● Ptl. Hauss took a theft report in which the homeowner reported someone removed cash from her bedroom. Ptl. Hauss was able to find a suspect, interview them and charges are pending.
● Ptl. Lipsett conducted a motor vehicle stop and arrested the occupant for an outstanding warrant out of Glassboro. They were processed and released.
April 10
● Officers responded to the Centre City Development for a report of harassment. The victim reported that she was being harassed via Facebook.
● Officers assisted in a child custody dispute.
● Officers responded to a motor vehicle crash in the area of the Wawa on Route 45. There were no injuries reported.
● Officers responded to the Villages of Berkley for a subject that was under the influence of something and wanted to go to the crisis unit. Officers remained on scene until EMS could safely transport.
