A woman from Woodlynne, Latasha Baker, has been sentenced to 45 years in New Jersey State Prison for felony murder, robbery, and conspiracy. The conviction stems from a 2009 incident where Baker and three other suspects, two of which are Baker’s brothers, allegedly killed a bakery owner in Woodlynne. Evidence presented by the prosecution suggested… Continue Reading
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Camden Police Seek Two Armed Robbery Suspects
Camden police are currently investigating an armed robbery that happened Saturday night. Two men, who are currently being sought by police, allegedly approached a woman and threatened her, forcing her to give them her cell phone and money. The two men then ran away on foot. One has been described as a 20 year old,… Continue Reading
Police Arrest Camden Man After Allegedly Resisting Arrest, Possessing Stolen Handgun
Police have arrested and charged a Camden man with unlawful possession of a weapon, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, receiving stolen property, and resisting arrest. According to officials, several Camden County police officers approached the 1400 block of Independence Road to investigate alleged drug activity. When they did so, 24-year-old Joshua Bonilla… Continue Reading
Police Arrest Alleged Pennsauken Cracker Barrel Thief
Police have arrested and charged a Pennsville woman with multiple counts of theft after she was allegedly identified for stealing merchandise at a local Cracker Barrel restaurant. According to Pennsville County Police, 37-year-old Mellisa R. Barnes allegedly stole $750 worth of Yankee candles and car air fresheners on six separate occasions from the Cracker Barrel… Continue Reading
Police Seek Debit Card Thief in Washington Township
Police are currently asking for help from the public in searching for a man who has been allegedly stealing debit cards around the Washington Township area. The suspect has supposedly been entering medical office buildings in Washington Township, Evesham, and Stratford and stealing the debit cards from employees in the offices before making purchases with them.… Continue Reading
Burlington County Man Charged with Burglary, Trespassing
Police in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey recently arrested a man accused of breaking into vending machines, subsequently charging him with offenses including burglary, theft, resisting arrest, possession of burglar tools, and criminal trespass. According to officials, 45-year-old Willingboro, New Jersey resident Joseph Walthour allegedly broke into coin-operated vending machines at the Storybook Land amusement… Continue Reading
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