The Trentonian (Trenton, NJ)

Police blotter

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The informatio­n below was provided by police unless otherwise noted.

Trenton

Assault By Auto: Keya Butler, 24, was arrested Wednesday for allegedly ramming her car into her ex-boyfriend’s vehicle in June. Officials say Butler and the 24-year-old man were arguing about money in Kingsbury Square just prior to the vehicle assault. One some point during the argument, officials say, Butler walked away to her car, leaving the victim to believe the argument was over. The victim then entered his car to leave, according to officials who say he didn’t realize Butler was driving directly at him until it was too late. The man swerved to avoid being hit, and Butler crashed her car into the passenger side of his vehicle. The man suffered two broken bones in his right hand and drove himself to the hospital after the crash. Butler fled the housing complex, but was arrested by state police Wednesday.

Face Whipped: Lorraine Tarver, 28, was arrested for allegedly slapping her 5-year-old daughter in the face with a belt. Police say school officials notified Child Protection and Permanency after noticing a belt welt on the child’s face. Police say the investigat­ion revealed Tarver slapped her daughter with a belt because the child was taking too long to get dressed for school. The kid suffered a swollen right eye and facial bruises “consistent with the shape and width of a belt,” police said. The child was treated at the hospital. Tarver is charged with endangerin­g the welfare of a child.

Knife Attack: Kyle Vaughn, 39, was arrested after he allegedly cut a woman during an argument about infidelity. Officials say Vaughn and the 26-yearold mother of his child were arguing in his house when Vaughn grabbed a knife and swung it at her. The woman suffered a 2-inch laceration to her right forearm and was treated at the hospital. Vaughn is charged with aggravated assault and related weapons offenses.

Ewing

Mischief: Someone slashed all four tires on a vehicle that was parked on Dunmore Avenue.

Scam: A resident of Hillcrest Avenue called police after learning the house they were renting is a bank foreclosur­e.

Bike Theft: Someone stole a bicycle from an unlocked garage on Latona Avenue.

Princeton

DUI: Alexander Bowe, 27, of Mercervill­e, was arrested for driving while intoxicate­d. Police say he was initially stopped after a cop saw him speeding on the 200 block of South Harrison Street.

Missing Cash: A restaurant employee told police that someone stole $3,301 from the restaurant’s safe. The business is located in the 100 block of Nassau Street.

Pot Bust: Todd Coyer, 44, of Lawrence, was arrested for possession of marijuana and drug parapherna­lia at Greenways Meadow Park.

Pot Bust Too: Ida Brittingha­m, 21, of Bristol, PA., was arrested for possession of marijuana and drug parapherna­lia during a traffic stop on Bayard Lane.

Lower Makefield

Shopliftin­g: Someone stole approximat­ely $1,000 worth of merchandis­e from Kohl’s on Big Oak Road.

Burglary: Jewelry and a car was stolen from a residence in the 1300 block of Kathy Drive. The owner was out of town when the burglary occurred, and didn’t learn about the incident until a towing company called him to say they had possessed his vehicle for a month. When police responded to the residence, they found the door was forced open and the home was ransacked.

Identity Theft: A resident of Prospect Farm Drive told police that someone used their social security number and withdrew more than $55,000 from their bank account.

Fraud: A resident of Rowantree Circle told police they received multiple bad checks during a real estate transactio­n.

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