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Police Investigating Sussex County Smoke Shop Burglary Police Investigating Sussex County Smoke Shop Burglary
Police Investigating Sussex County Smoke Shop Burglary Police are seeking clues on an overnight burglary of a Sussex County smoke shop. The break-in occurred at TC Smoke Shop at 21 Rt. 206 in Stanhope around 1:30 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 13, Byram Township police said. No further details about the burglary were released. Any witnesses or anyone with surveillance footage or other information is asked to contact the Byram Township Police detective bureau at (973) 347-2500 ext. 143.

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by Valerie Musson
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Sussex County QuickChek Customer Who Caused Disturbance Thrashes, Spits At Police During Arrest Sussex County QuickChek Customer Who Caused Disturbance Thrashes, Spits At Police During Arrest
Sussex County QuickChek Customer Who Caused Disturbance Thrashes, Spits At Police During Arrest A man being arrested for shoplifting and causing a disturbance at a Sussex County QuickChek thrashed and spit at officers taking him into custody, police said. Jeremiah S. Barnes, of Elmwood Park, had been asked to leave QuickChek on Rt. 206 in Stanhope when he resisted arrest and began thrashing and spitting at officers on Nov. 23, Byram Township Police said. Once in custody, Barnes attempted to kick and break the windows of the police cruiser, authorities said. Further investigation revealed that Barnes had been asked to leave after he walked behind the register, ran around the store and…

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by Valerie Musson
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Authorities: Accused Sussex County Shoplifters Found With Syringes, Drug Paraphernalia Authorities: Accused Sussex County Shoplifters Found With Syringes, Drug Paraphernalia
Authorities: Accused Sussex County Shoplifters Found With Syringes, Drug Paraphernalia A couple accused of stealing items from a Sussex County convenience store were found with hypodermic syringes and other drug paraphernalia, authorities charged. Byram Township Police responded to QuickChek on Rt. 206 in Stanhope after an off-duty member of the Stanhope-Netcong First Aid Squad saw a woman taking merchandise from the store on Monday, May 11, authorities said in a release. Arriving officers were told that the woman, accompanied by a male suspect, had left in a car -- located shortly after, authorities said. The two were identified as Jarod Rieth and Melinda A. Molnar, authori…

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by Valerie Musson