The Trentonian (Trenton, NJ)

Police blotter

-

The informatio­n below was provided by police unless otherwise noted.

Trenton

Christmas Day Robbery: Donte Abdullah, 27, was arrested Wednesday in connection with a robbery that happened on December 25. The victim told police he was at a gas station in the 100 block of Calhoun Street around 3:45 a.m. when another male, later identified as Abdullah, pulled into the business. Abdullah then jumped out of his car, opened the victim’s car door, grabbed an iPhone and then punched the driver in the face. Abdullah then climbed back into his own car and fled. Officials say warrants were later issued for Abdullah’s arrest and he was picked up by members of the U.S. Marshals Service. Abdullah is charged with robbery and terroristi­c threats.

Asleep with Stolen Car and Drugs: Carl Bryant, 20, and a 17-year-old male were arrested Wednesday night after police found them sleeping inside a stolen car with drugs in their possession. Officials say detectives from the Street Crimes Unit saw the duo asleep in the car in a parking lot on Hermitage Avenue around 11:55 p.m. When detectives searched the license plate in a database, they learned the car was previously stolen out of Morrisvill­e. While searching them following their arrest for the stolen car, cops seized 11 decks of heroin and four grams of marijuana. Police also confiscate­d $378 in cash as suspected drug proceeds. Both of them are charged with receiving stolen property and several drug offenses. Police say the teen was also wanted in connection with an active robbery warrant. Heroin Bust: Gregory Streeter, 45, was arrested Wednesday morning after police found him in possession of 48 decks of heroin. Officials say detectives from the Violent Crimes Unit encountere­d Streeter acting suspicious­ly in the 200 block of East Hanover Street around 9 a.m.

Hopewell

Missing Shoes: A package delivered by FedEx to a home on Pennington Road was stolen. The package contained two pairs of shoes valued at $1,750.

Burlington

Murder Indictment: William Hines Jr., 34, was indicted Thursday on murder and weapons offenses for fatally stabbing a man inside their residence last year. Hines has been in the Burlington County Jail since his arrest on October 30. The investigat­ion began the day prior after police were sent to the Chateau Apartments on Sunset Road for a reported stabbing. Upon arrival, cops found 54-yearold Scott Willis on the bathroom floor suffering from multiple stab wounds and laceration­s to his face, upper chest, hands and arms. Hines fled the apartment but was apprehende­d the next day and charged with attempted murder. Willis passed away at the hospital on November 4, and an autopsy determined the cause of death was multiple stab wounds.

Child Porn: Salvatore Cenatiempo, 65, of Browns Mills, was recently arrested for possession and distributi­on of child pornograph­y. The investigat­ion began after the prosecutor’s office received intelligen­ce from the United States Department of Homeland Security concerning the defendant’s online activities. The posting by Cenatiempo was initially discovered by cyber detectives from the New Zealand Digital Child Exploitati­on Team. The investigat­ion revealed that Cenatiempo possessed a video he shared online depicting a prepubesce­nt female engaged in a sexual act with an adult male and another female.

 ??  ?? (left to right) William Hines Jr., Carl Bryant, Donte Abdullah and Salvatore Cenatiempo
(left to right) William Hines Jr., Carl Bryant, Donte Abdullah and Salvatore Cenatiempo

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from United States