Officers responded to a Progress Avenue residence for a neighbor complaint. The 46 year old resident felt he was being harassed by his neighbor. He was advised of the procedures to sign a complaint with the court clerk’s office.

A 19 year old Wenonah resident reported to police unknown person/s withdrew money from his bank account in Woodbury. Bank officials are investigating the incident. The complainant was advised a report would be on file.

A 54 year old Mullica Hill resident stated she had evicted her tenant from an apartment on Hopkins Street. When she went to the apartment, an unknown male was present advising her he had sub leased the apartment from her original tenant. She advised the male to leave. Officers checked the apartment and the 46 year old male stated he was leaving.

A 53 year old Woodbury resident reported she was notified by her bank of several withdraws on her account. She then realized she had lost her ATM card. The victim has already spoken with the bank and has applied for a new card. The bank stated they would contact the victim if the card was used anywhere else. The victim was advised the police would be following up on the incident.

Officers were called to the East Centre Street area for a dispute. A 19 year old Wenonah resident stated her ex-boyfriend came by and they argued. It was only a verbal dispute. The 30 year old Woodbury resident had left the area. The complainant does not wish to sign complaints, only that the male not return to her place of employment again.

Police responded to Hemlock Terrace for a dog attacking another dog then left the area. Witness stated the dog ran up to a man walking his dog and attacked both of them. The victim was later located and stated his dog received substantial injuries from the attack and that both of his hands were injured from the dog. The owner of the dog was notified and a summons was issued for allowing the dog to run at large. Gloucester County Animal Control responded and took control of the scene.

Officers were dispatched to a High Street residence for a fight. The victim, a 29 year old Westville resident stated she had a verbal argument with the 30 year old Woodbury resident who then started to physically attack her. The male was located and placed under arrest. Search of the accused incident to arrest revealed CDS in his possession. The accused also had an active outstanding warrant for his arrest. He was processed on his charges from Woodbury. Gloucester County Sheriff’s Department transported the accused to the Gloucester County Jail in default of bail. This was not a domestic incident.

While officers were in the area of J&D Liquor Store, they heard a loud bang and the audible alarm for the store was sounding. Officers observed two males running after seeing the patrol car. The males were located and detained by police. Charges of disorderly persons, resisting arrest were filed on both subjects. The 20 year old Woodbury resident was additionally charged with possession of CDS which was located on his person during a search incident to arrest.

A 29 year old Gibbstown resident was observed on the property of Woodlake Apartments. The subject has been previously advised he is not to be on the property and was served a letter from the complex management advising him to stay off the property. Officers signed a trespassing complaint against the accused.

A 41 year old Woodbury resident stated someone withdrew money from his bank account without his permission. Bank officials advised the resident to file a report with the police. There are no suspects at this time. Case remains under investigation.

Police responded to the Lakeside Apartment complex for a noise complaint. The 41 year old downstairs tenant stated his neighbor has been playing his music loudly all day. Officers attempted to make contact with the 52 year old tenant, who refused to cooperate. A summons was issued for breach of peace and obstruction.

Officers stopped a 20 year old Mullica Hill resident for improperly crossing N. Broad Street creating a traffic hazard. While speaking with the accused, he was found to be in possession of a bottle of alcohol. The accused was issued a summons for obstructing the roadway and possession of alcohol by a minor. The alcohol was properly disposed of and the bottle was destroyed.

A 20 year old Reading, Pa. resident was located in the Woodlake Apartment complex. Upon his identification it was learned he had an active outstanding warrant for his arrest. The subject was placed under arrest and transported to headquarters. He was able to post bail on the warrant and was released with a new court date.

Letters regarding abandoned vehicles were sent to the registered owners. Follow ups will be conducted in ten days.

Several individuals were issued summonses for occupant standard violations for living in a rental unit and not being on the lease.

A 25 year old Griscom Drive resident reported a 26 year old Gloucester City resident took her dog. She will attempt to get the male to return the dog. If the dog is not returned, the victim will sign complaints.

A 33 year old Woodbury resident, known to officers to have active outstanding warrants for his arrest, was seen on Salem Avenue. The accused was placed under arrest and transported to police headquarters. The issuing municipalities released the subject on his own recognizance. The accused was given new court dates.

A 38 year old Deptford resident reported her pocketbook was stolen from her place of employment in Woodbury. The victim stated she has notified her bank of the theft. The building does have video surveillance. The tapes will be reviewed to see if the accused can be identified.

Officers observed a 31 year old Mullica Hill resident on S. Broad Street attempting to ask individuals for money/change. The subject was also riding a bike after date without proper lighting. The subject was detained and advised of his offense. He was issued a summons for breach of peace and failing to have proper lighting on his bike.

Police responded to Acme Markets for a suspicious person. A female was walking around the store pushing an empty baby stroller. The accused was later located on Stuart Street. The 25 year old Woodbury resident has been advised in the past she was no longer welcome in the store due to previous shoplifting events. She was issued a summons for trespassing.

A 58 year old Westville resident stated he felt threatened when he went to collect his rent money from his tenant. He was advised of the procedure to sign complaints with the court clerk’s office.

Officers were dispatched to a S. Woodland Avenue residence for a criminal mischief complaint. The 51 year old resident stated sometime in the overnight hours, unknown person/s threw a brick through the passenger side window of his vehicle. There are no suspects at this time.

Officers responded to a N. Broad Street residence for a possible domestic incident. Both parties stated it was just a verbal argument, no physical altercation occurred.

A 61 year old Gibbstown resident approached officers begging for money. The accused has been told several times not to beg money. The subject was issued a summons for disorderly conduct.

Officers observed a 37 year old Paulsboro resident and a 48 year old Woodbury resident in front of Towne Liquors on S. Broad Street, begging people for money. Both subjects were issued summonses and released from the scene.

A 52 year old Bridgeton resident was seen by officers riding his bike at night with no lights, failing to ride to the right and did not have an audible device. Upon detaining the subject it was learned he had numerous outstanding active warrants. He was placed under arrest and transported to police headquarters. The accused was in serious need of medical attention and was transported to Underwood Memorial Hospital. He was released on his own recognizance by the issuing municipalities to the custody of the hospital staff.

A 28 year old Sicklerville resident reported to police he had hired a 27 year old male to do some repair work at his home. At some point this individual was involved in a motor vehicle accident and provided the complainant’s name as the registered owner. Case remains under investigation.

A 24 year old Woodbury resident stated he was involved in an altercation with a 19 year old Woodbury resident over medication that was missing. All parties stated they wished to sign complaints and were advised of the procedure to do so with the court clerk’s office.

Officers responded to a N. Evergreen Avenue residence for a dispute. Former roommates were arguing and they then became involved in a physical altercation. Both parties stated they wished to sign complaints and were advised on the procedure to sign complaints with the court clerk’s office.

While on a motor vehicle traffic stop, it was learned the operator had a suspended driver’s license as well as an active outstanding warrant. The 24 year old Erial resident was placed under arrest and transported to police headquarters. The accused was able to post bail and was released with a new court date.

A 56 year old Westville resident was observed crossing S. Broad Street without using the pedestrian crosswalk causing vehicles to stop abruptly to avoid striking him. The subject was approached and advised of his violation. It was learned he also had an outstanding active warrant. The accused was placed under arrest and transported to police headquarters. At headquarters the subject was released on his own recognizance by the issuing municipality. He was released from custody with a summons for obstructing a public roadway.

Several individuals were issued summonses for occupant standard violations for living in a rental unit and not being on the lease.