Police Blotter
Trenton
Holdup: Cops are investigating a holdup that happened Friday morning at the PNC bank on Lalor Street. Cops said a black man went into the branch and slid a note to the teller. The suspect, described as being in his 40s or 50s, did not wield a weapon during the holdup. He made off with an unknown amount of cash. No one was hurt, and no one has been arrested or charged as police continue to investigate.
Liar, Liar, Pants On Fire: Hannah Daly, 23, was arrested and charged with creating a false public alarm after cops said she lied when she phoned police to report a man with a gun. Further investigation showed that Hannah, apparently miffed following a dispute with a boyfriend, called police to try to get back at him. It turned out the man wasn’t armed, and police say Daly admitted she made up
Hamilton
Two For One: Police responded to a pair of burglaries Sept 7 involving what police believe to be the same suspect. The burglaries happened on Klockner Road and Brockton Avenue. The suspect, a white thinly built man with short black hair, used a blue hatchback in both burglaries. Police believe he acted alone. Detectives are seeking assistance from the public in identifying the vehicle and
suspect involved in these incidents. Those with information are asked to contact Detective Joseph Ialacci at 609-6895822or Detective Daniel Inman at 609-581-4035.
Another Robbery: Police are also seeking the public’s help identifying the suspect who held up the Exxon station on South Olden Avenue around 11:40a.m. on Oct. 3. The holdup happened at the 1511 location. An employee there reported that he was approached from behind in the attendant booth by a man wearing a white brimmed baseball hat, black hooded sweatshirt with “The North Face” in white letters on the front, a red and white clown mask, black and white gloves, black pants, and white sneakers. The employee could see through the mask’s eye holes and told cops the suspect appeared to be white. The suspect, brandishing a hammer, demanded cash and fought with the employee when h refused to hand over the money. The suspect fled empty-handed after struggling with the employee, who wasn’t injured in the attempted robbery. The suspect sped away in dark-colored sport utility vehicle toward I-295. Cops believe it was a 2015 Dodge Durango with Pennsylvania license plate. Anyone with information is asked to call Detective Joseph Ialacci at 609-689-5822or the Hamilton Police Crime Tip Hotline at 609-581-4008.
Perkasie Borough
Not Allowed To Skate: Idris Yuzon, 21, was charged by police with criminal conspiracy, simple assault and disorderly conduct following an assault investigation that occurred at the Lenape Skate Park on Aug. 23.
Montgomery Township
Warrant: Police stopped a 2011 Chevy Cruz in a Wawa parking lot Oct. 1 after the driver was seen using a cell phone while driving along US Highway Route 206. Clint K. Wallace, 21, of Belle Mead, was found to have a warrant out for his arrest from Hillsborough Township for contempt. Wallace was arrested and processed. He was issued a summons for the illegal use of the cell phone.