Mantua PD report, June 14–21

June 22, 2018

June 14

Officers responded to a crisis call where the victim called a hotline stating he wanted to harm himself.
Officers responded to a minor crash in the parking lot of the Heritage Store on Glassboro Road.
Patrols responded to a victim that had passed away during the night.
SLEO Benson escorted a group of kids from Wenonah Elementary to the lake for a field day event.
Officers took a harassment report for an incident that occurred in Delaware Valley Florist.
Officers responded to a minor crash on Glassboro Road in the area of Mantua Blvd. The drivers decided to handle it themselves without a report.
Officers responded to a domestic assault involving two adult brothers in the Centre City development. It was a mandatory arrest by Attorney General guidelines.
Officers responded to a domestic assault between husband and wife and the husband was arrested.
Officers responded to a possible theft in which a subject was digging up posts and then fled when the caller asked him what he was doing.
Officers located a suspicious vehicle in the Centre City development. Ptl. Layton arrested two occupants, one for possession of drug paraphernalia and one for disorderly conduct.

June 15

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Officers took a report of harassment for threatening text messages that were received.
Officers responded to a crash in which a vehicle struck a deer.
Officers located a disabled vehicle in the roadway that needed to be towed.
Officers responded in Wenonah for a report of an injured raccoon.
Officers stood by and assisted with traffic during an event at the Edelman Fossil Park.
Officers took a fraud report in which the victims received a TV that they did not order.
Officers supervised community service workers that cleaned up trash on Mantua Avenue in Wenonah.
Officers took a crash report on Bridgeton Pike near Taylor Avenue.
Officers stood by at Chestnut Branch Park for the Food Truck event.
Officers responded to an intoxicated female that was no longer welcome at the house.
Officers took a harassment complaint in the Villages of Berkley in which two juveniles were making rude comments to the caller.
Officers responded in Wenonah to someone complaining of the fireworks in Mantua.
Officers responded to a missing juvenile who came home a few hours after the initial call and was high.
Detectives were notified by Jefferson Hospital that a patient reported a sex offense had occurred in Mantua Township.

June 17

Officers responded to a noise complaint in Royal Oaks in which a radio was too loud. It was lowered.
Officers responded to a domestic assault in which several parties were taken to the hospital for injuries. There was a mandatory arrest made.
Officers took a harassment complaint in which the victim received threatening text messages.
Officers took a report of a daughter damaging the father’s vehicle.

June 18

Patrols assisted East Greenwich PD with a hit-and-run crash in which the vehicle fled into Mantua.
Units responded to Wenonah Elementary School because a male walked in and asked to use the bathroom and then left. We located him and he was a local landscaper that needed to use the bathroom. He was denied entry into the school.
Units responded to a crash on Route 45 and Mt. Royal Rd. One vehicle needed to be towed.
Units responded to Dippy’s Ice Cream for a report of a vehicle that backed into another vehicle and then left the scene. “Older female” was the only description given.
Units responded to the White Oak apartments for a family dispute.
Ptl. Hauss conducted a motor vehicle stop in Wenonah and found the operator to be in possession of over 50 grams of marijuana. He was charged with distribution and related charges.

June 19

Officers responded to the area of the Walgreens store for a male walking in the roadway and cursing at vehicles. It was discovered that he was struck by a passing vehicle and that was why he was cursing. He refused any medical treatment.
Officers escorted children from Wenonah Elementary to the lake for a field day event.
Patrols responded to a crash on Berkley Road in the area of Hill Street.
Patrols responded to a minor crash in the parking lot of Police Headquarters where an officer’s personal car was struck by someone doing business at the station.
Officers responded to Ash Avenue because a large truck took down some telephone wires as it passed under them.
Officers took a harassment complaint because a woman felt she was being followed.
Officers took a report in which a landscaper broke a neighbor’s window with a stone.
Ptl. Layton made an arrest for an outstanding warrant out of Woodbury City.
Ptl. Mroz conducted a pedestrian stop on a subject and found he had multiple active warrants for his arrest and was turned over to the county jail.

June 20

Patrols responded just after midnight for a friendly pit bull dog attempting to get into the callers house. The dog was brought back to the station for animal control to pick up.
Patrols responded to an elderly female that passed at home.
Units responded to the Villages of Berkley for a suspicious female sleeping on lawn chairs. She was found to have an active child support warrant for her arrest and was turned over to jail.
Units responded to the Wine Warehouse for a theft complaint.
Units responded to a report of an attempted burglary in which it appeared the front door had pry marks on it. No entry was gained to the residence.
Units responded to a minor parking lot crash at the Outpost Behavioral Health Center.

June 21

Officers took a missing person report but was later located at the County Jail.
Officers took part in the grand opening celebration at the new Wawa Superstore in which we beat the firemen in a hoagie building competition.
Officers responded to an elderly female that had passed at home.
Officers took a report of harassment in which his niece is bothering him.
Officers assisted Pitman PD with a hit-and-run crash in which the accused lived in Wenonah.