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APRIL 2024 PRESS RELEASE

**4/4** - Overnight, an unknown individual cut the lock off the PSE&G Plant fence and a trailer inside the lot. No items were reported missing.

**4/5** - An officer stopped a male pedestrian at Kings Highway and Browning Lane for not using the crosswalk. The man, Jonathan David Hart, 39, of Gloucester City, had an active arrest warrant and was found with four vials of crystal meth. He was charged with possession of controlled substances and released with new court dates.

**4/6** - Jasmine R. Prince, 33, of Voorhees, was detained for being on Wawa property despite being banned. She received a citation for disturbing the peace.

**4/7** - Officers responded to shoplifting at Rite Aid, where a white male in his 30s and two females left with items worth over $200 in a Ford Taurus.

**4/8** - At ShopRite, a male and female loaded two shopping carts and attempted to leave. The male, Lacy Nicholas Morris, 57, of Camden, was arrested for shoplifting and was wanted on additional warrants. The female remains unidentified.

**4/10** - A black male in his 30s drove a silver Audi with a stolen Pennsylvania license plate and left without paying for $21 worth of gas at Conoco Gas Station.

**4/10** - Officers attempted a stop on a stolen vehicle near Browning Lane, but it fled and was lost on Route 42.

**4/12** - Officers responded to ShopRite for a male who stole items and identified him as Sean Pavlichko, 37, of Westville, after capturing his vehicle’s license plate. The vehicle was found at the owner's home.  Pavlichko was arrested for a similar shoplifting incident in July 2023 at the same store. He was charged with third-degree shoplifting and defiant trespass. His charges were documented on a summons and mailed to his address.

On April 13, officers responded to a call about a fight at the Empire Sports Bar, with assistance from numerous other agencies. While on the scene, officers witnessed a male throw a punch at another male. Jayden Ruben Ortiz, 23, of Philadelphia, was arrested and found to have an active warrant for his arrest. Another male was acting disorderly and, when informed he was under arrest, resisted the officers. Jermeal Curtis Walker, 36, of Williamstown, was subdued and placed in handcuffs. Ortiz was charged with violent behavior-disorderly conduct and simple assault, while Walker was charged with improper behavior-disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Both were released on summonses.

On the same day, officers responded to ShopRite for a female shoplifting incident. Both Loss Prevention staff and an officer observed Lisa Marcey Troutman, 54, of Pine Hill, placing items into a reusable shopping bag and covering them with other items. She then used the self-checkout lane, only scanning the items that were not concealed. Troutman was arrested and charged with shoplifting, then released on a summons.

On April 15, officers were called to ShopRite again, where Stephanie Stone, 40, of Westville, concealed $37.82 worth of merchandise on her person. Stone was arrested and charged with shoplifting; she was also released on a summons.

On April 20, officers responded to Wawa for another shoplifting incident, where Christina Lauren Randazzo, 37, of Glassboro, concealed items in a reusable shopping bag. Randazzo had previously been banned from the property due to an earlier incident. She was also found in possession of an empty wax fold, which is commonly used to package heroin. Randazzo was arrested and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, shoplifting, and defiant trespass, and was released on a summons.

On April 25, officers were called to Wawa for a shoplifting incident. A Black male in his 40s, wearing a grey long-sleeved shirt and carrying a backpack, placed two boxes of candy valued at $180 into his backpack. He then entered the rear seat of a grey Hyundai Sonata and drove off on Route 130 North.

On the same day, officers responded to Rite Aid for a shoplifting incident involving a Black male in his 30s, wearing a baseball-style hat and a white t-shirt with a beard. He used a gift bag from the store to fill it with items from the “As Seen on TV” shelf, totaling $128. He then got into a silver four-door Honda with stolen Pennsylvania tags.

On April 28, officers responded to the area of Route 130 and Old Salem Pike regarding a suspicious male brandishing a hammer. The male damaged the traffic light at the intersection and claimed he believed there were C4 explosives inside the traffic pole. Jared Edward Sloane, 32, of Westville, was arrested. Sloane was also wanted by the Gloucester County Sheriff's Department. He was taken to the hospital for further evaluation before being transferred to the Gloucester County Sheriff's Department to be remanded to Salem County Jail.

Warrant Arrests: Mariliz Roque, 41, of Camden.

If anyone has information about the crimes mentioned above, we ask that you contact the Brooklawn Police Department at 856-456-0750 EXT. 110. We also encourage you to check our Facebook page regularly, where we post pictures of individuals and/or vehicles involved in these offenses, and we are always looking for the public's help in identifying them. Tips can also be made anonymously at 856-456-0750 EXT. 112. Please remember that all individuals are innocent until proven guilty.