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Prosecutor confirms arrests in Edgewater luxury high-rise robbery

YOU READ IT HERE FIRST: Bergen County Prosecutor John L. Molinelli confirmed a CLIFFVIEW PILOT report yesterday that a couple charged in a gunpoint home invasion at a luxury Edgewater high-rise were arrested by his detectives and ordered held on $1 million bail each.

Photo Credit: Cliffview Pilot File Photo
Photo Credit: Cliffview Pilot

  • YOU READ IT HERE FIRST: The victim of a luxury high-rise home invasion in Edgewater was pulled from his bed by four gunmen who broke his ribs while beating him, then tied him up and spent three hours stealing $2 million in cash, gold and jewelry, Bergen County Prosecutor John L. Molinelli said this afternoon, in formally announcing the arrests of two suspects who live in the same building. READ MORE….


CLIFFVIEW PILOT
initially withheld their identities as investigators continued to search for two accomplices in the brazen robbery of $2 million in cash, gold and jewelry from a dwelling at the St. Moritz on Gorge Road — all of which has been recovered.

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Edgewater police released the names, however: Ramona Mercado Vasquez, a 26-year-old Dominican citizen, and Adonis Sepulveda, 30, also Dominican and a U.S. citizen.

Both were ordered held in the Bergen County Jail by a Municipal Court judge in Edgewater following their arrests yesterday by detectives from Molinelli’s Special Investigations Unit.

They are each charged with two counts of robbery, kidnapping and aggravated assault, as well as a pair of weapons counts and other offenses that include burglary and theft, according to jail records.

Molinelli said area residents “should not be alarmed[,] as we do not think it to be a random incident.”

The PILOT broke the news of the arrests (SEE: Arrests in $2 million Edgewater home invasion robbery ), as well as the initial report Wednesday of the robbery: Home invasion robbers get $2 million in cash, gold at Edgewater high-rise

 

 

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