Police blotter

The information below was provided by police unless otherwise noted.

Trenton

Barber Shop Burglar: Xavier Zayas, 35, was arrested in connection with a barber shop burglary that happened last week. Police say surveillance video recorded Zayas using a stick to shatter the shop’s first-floor window around 4 a.m. Zayas then rummaged through drawers for more than 30 minutes before fleeing with a register containing a few hundred dollars.

Pot Bust: Covvie Scott, 45, and Andrew Mathis, 44, were arrested after police allegedly found them in possession of 177 grams of marijuana during a traffic stop. Detectives also seized $105 in cash, as suspected proceeds from drug sales.

Assault on Police: Randy Hawkins, 37, was arrested after he obstructed police who were investigating a shooting. Officials say ShotSpotter technology detected eight gunshots around 9 p.m. Monday. Cops found five shell casings on Christoph Avenue, where they encountered Hawkins who refused to comply with police investigating the shooting. Officials say Hawkins pushed a female officer and tried to kick her. He was charged with aggravated assault on law enforcement, resisting arrest and obstructing the administration of law.

Bucks County, PA.

DUI: Catherine Wrobel, 22, was arrested for driving under the influence after she allegedly failed field sobriety tests during a traffic stop in the 1000 block of Street Road. Officials say cops smelled a strong odor of alcohol on Wrobel during the investigation.

Pot Bust: Courtnee Gossler, 38, was recently arrested for possession of marijuana.

Domestic Violence:

Kenneth Brockington, 41, was arrested following a domestic assault. He is charged with strangulation, simple assault and harassment.

School Threat: Idris Yuzon, 21, was arrested for sending a Snapchat message threatening to shoot up the Quakertown Community High School. Yuzon is charged with two counts of terroristic threats.

Prison Time: A convicted felon who staged a $42,000 supermarket robbery, sold opioid pills and was caught with guns was sent to state prison for eight to 20 years. Jared Robert Aichele, 36, of Bristol, pleaded guilty to two counts of firearms possession by a prohibited person, theft by unlawful taking, conspiracy to commit theft by deception, and delivery of a controlled substance. The sentence was the result of a plea agreement. Prosecutors say he and a female employee of the ACME store on New Falls Road staged an early-morning robbery. The employee, Danielle Drum, told officers that a suspect in a motorcycle helmet pulled a gun on her, forced her into the store’s cash room, took a large amount of money and zip-tied her hands behind her back before fleeing. Store surveillance video showed that Drum had unlocked the cash room and two safe doors inside after arriving for work, leaving them all ajar, and then texting someone on her phone before Aichele arrived. The two then faked the robbery, with video capturing Drum placing $43,207 in Aichele’s backpack before he bound her hands and left. After police obtained phone records showing that Drum contacted Aichele immediately before his arrival and 30 minutes afterward, she admitted helping him plan and stage the heist. She told police she received $7,000 and 35 Percocet pills for her part in the crime. Drum. 35, of Levittown, has pleaded guilty to numerous theft-related felonies. She is scheduled for sentencing on Oct. 10.