Tuesday, May 14, 2013
The bomb threat happened around 6:35 a.m. and a police search came up negative.
At about 6:35 a.m. on Tuesday, Woodbridge Mall Security informed Woodbridge Police that the mall had received a bomb threat, according to officials. The threat indicated that a bomb would go off at the mall on May 14, 2013 but there was no time indicated, according to Woodbridge Police Captain Roy Hoppock. The mall was evacuated of the personnel inside at the time and police secured the perimeter. Due to a quick response from Woodbridge PD, Edison PD and Union, Monmouth and Middlesex County Sheriffs, six dogs were brought to the mall and an in-depth search was conducted and came up negative, Hoppock said. The mall was able to open on time and police are maintaining a presence at the mall throughout the day. Woodbridge PD is aggressively …
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Woodbridge Center Mall
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Thursday, April 25, 2013
A resident of Colonia managed to capture and hold a burglar who broke into his home early Tuesday morning and hold him for Woodbridge police.
A brave Colonia homeowner got into a struggle with a suspect who allegedly broke into his home with a view to robbery. Woodbridge police received a 911 call on April 23 at 10:38 am that a burglary was in progress in a home on Highland Road. The homeowner had managed to trap the man and held him until police arrived to make an arrest. The would-be burglar had two accomplices, who both fled the scene in a black Audi. The homeowner had managed to get the plate number of the vehicle, which was relayed to police. Minutes later, detective and police units trapped the fleeing vehicle on St. Georges Avenue at the intersection of Inman Avenue in Rahway. The two suspects had loot from the robbery with them, Woodbridge police said. The suspect …
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Two suspects robbed delivery men serving the Taco Bell in Woodbridge early Wednesday morning
Two suspects, dressed in dark hoodies and brandishing a silver gun, surprised two workers making a 3 am delivery at Taco Bell in Woodbridge early Wednesday morning. Woodbridge Police Captain Roy Hoppock said the suspects assailed the delivery workers as they were making an early morning drop off of supplies to the fast food restaurant, located in the ShopRite shopping center on St. Georges Avenue. The workers had arrived and were unloading their supplies from the truck when one of the employees was approached by a suspect who waved a silver revolver in his face and said, "This is a robbery." The assailant ordered both victims into the freezer and locked the door behind them. Hoppock said, "It appears nothing was taken, or they couldn't …
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901 Saint George Ave, Woodbridge, NJ
Taco Bell
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Tuesday, April 16, 2013
No devices were found at Woodbridge or Edison High Schools, but for Edison students, it was the second time in as many days that a threatening letter was attached to the door of the building.
In a rash of bomb threats plaguing central New Jersey schools, Woodbridge High School students were evacuated from the building after the school received a phone threat. Students were briskly escorted out of the building at approximately 11:30 am as police swarmed over the school The Woodbridge bomb threat was apparently one of several that had hit central New Jersey schools today, including Scotch Plains and Edison High School. There, school officials had gotten a threatening letter attached to one of the door buildings, saying a bomb was going to detonate at 7:30 am, according to Edison Police Lieutenant Sal Filannino. In Edison, it was the second letter in as many days. Yesterday, another letter attached to a different door at Edison …
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Violators face stiff fines.
Put the cell phone away if you're driving through Fords. That's where electronic mobile signs were blinking a message recently: "Enjoy the Ride...Don't Text and Drive." Woodbridge Police have been putting the signs up throughout the township to warn drivers to put the cell phone away when they're behind the wheel. "It's a reminder that motorists shouldn't be texting and driving," said Captain Roy Hoppock. The signs were recently sighted on New Brunswick Avenue, but they've been spotted around the township. Just last month, the New Jersey Assembly passed a bill that would at least double the fines for texting and driving, from $100 for a first offense to between $200 and $400, according to the bill. Fines are even stiffer if you've been …
Friday, April 5, 2013
Unknown crooks made off with $700 worth of home improvement tools from a truck parked near a Hopelawn home, police said.
Spring is in the air, and everyone is looking to fix up their homes after a dreary winter. Even burglars. A Hopelawn resident was victimized on Tuesday after unknown crooks made off with about $700 worth of home improvement tools from a vehicle parked near a Howard Street home in the Hopelawn section of the township. Woodbridge police said the vehicle owner reported that his 2004 Dodge Ram had tools taken from it. The loot included a Ramset Cobra nailgun, a DeWalt corded Sawzall, and a DeWalt 18v hammer drill. The truck owner noticed the tools were gone when he went to work around 5 a.m. There was no sign of forced entry, police said. The suspects are still at large. Follow Woodbridge Patch on Facebook, Twitter and sign up for the daily …
Monday, April 1, 2013
Dr. Hector Castro and his assistant were arrested on charges of selling oxycodone prescriptions from his New York medical clinic.
A Manhattan doctor and his assistant were allegedly responsible for selling thousands of prescriptions for the painkiller Oxycodone in the past several years that resulted in the sale over more than 500,000 pills worth at least $10 million on the black market, officials said. Dr. Hector Castro, 51, and his assistant, Patricia Valera, 28, were charged separately with the prescription scam last Tuesday, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) said. Castro, the founder and medical director of Itzamna Medical Center in the Gramercy section of Manhattan, had been selling the prescriptions at least since 2011. That was when the death of a Woodbridge man in December from an overdose of Oxycodone caused Woodbridge police to get …
Friday, March 22, 2013
Two men were arrested and charged with selling $15K in illegal drugs, all within 1,000 feet of a Woodbridge school.
Months of investigation paid off for Woodbridge Police Thursday. They executed search warrants on two men and seized more than $15,000 in illegal drugs and $10,000 in cash in what they said was the breakup of a local drug ring. Police say they arrested Earl White, 39, of North Brunswick and Kenneth Kilpatrick, 26, of Woodbridge Proper in an early morning raid on March 21. An investigation by the Woodbridge Police Special Investigations Unit uncovered the drug ring. In the raid, they seized 476 oxycodone pills, 37 grams of cocaine, and 30 grams of MDMA - otherwise known as Ecstasy. The illegal drugs have a street value of $15,400. Along with the $10,000 in cash seized, two vehicles were impounded, police said. Both White and Kilpatrick …
Monday, March 11, 2013
Three vehicles on the same date and the same roadway had two other things in common - the owners left the doors unlocked and left valuables inside.
Drivers probably shouldn't keep money, ID, credit cards, or other valuables in their automobiles - but they do, locking the car door would probably be a good plan. Three vehicle break-ins in the Woodbridge area in recent weeks had less to do with breaking in and more with the burglars just opening an unlocked car door, according to Woodbridge police reports. All three occurred at approximately the same date - February 24 - and all were at buinesses on Route 1. At one heist, police responded to a call about a woman's 2002 Honda Civic. The vehicle owner told police she had returned to her car, parked in the lot of Best Buy on Route 1, and found her Coach purse missing from the vehicle. Also gone with her car speakers. Police found the …
Friday, March 1, 2013
James T. Cunningham, 72, has been charged with the February 22 death of a FedEx driver struck and killed in the Colonia section of Woodbridge.
The driver of a van that struck and killed a FedEx driver who was delivering packages last week has been charged with aggravated manslaughter in the driver's death. Middlesex County Prosecutor Bruce J. Kaplan and Woodbridge Police Director Robert Hubner jointly announced that James T. Cunningham, 72, of the Iselin section of Woodbridge, was charged with the death of William Convery III on February 22. Officials say that Cunningham crashed his vehicle into the rear of Convery's truck. At the time, Convery had parked his truck to make a delivery in the Colonia section of Woodbridge Township, near the intersection of New Dover Road and Fairview Avenue at approximately 9:33 am. Cunningham's crash of his 2005 Dodge Caravan into Convery's …
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New Dover Rd & Fairview Ave, Colonia, NJ
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