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SEEN HIM? Central Jersey Police Seek Help Identifying Alleged Shoplifter SEEN HIM? Central Jersey Police Seek Help Identifying Alleged Shoplifter
Seen HIM? Central Jersey Police Seek Help Identifying Alleged Shoplifter Police in Central Jersey seek the public's help in identifying an alleged shoplifter. On Aug. 29, Your Eyes and You at 1326 Bound Brook Road in Middlesex reported that the male in the photographs shoplifted over $3,000 worth of eyeglasses from the business, Middlesex Borough police said. Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Scott Mulford at (732)356-1900 ext. 359 or Officer Colin DeVincenzo at (732)356-1900 ext. 363. Tips can also be made through our Anonymous Tip Line at (732)356-1900 ext. 847 or through NIXLE.

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by Jon Craig
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Pair Arrested, 2 Wanted In $30K Central Jersey Pharmacy Heist Pair Arrested, 2 Wanted In $30K Central Jersey Pharmacy Heist
Pair Arrested, 2 Wanted In $30K Central Jersey Pharmacy Heist Two men have been arrested and two more are wanted in connection with a break-in at a Central Jersey pharmacy, authorities said. Nearly $28,500 in proceeds were stolen from the Boro Hill Pharmacy in Middlesex during the Feb. 28 burglary, police said. Arrested on multiple burglary and criminal mischief charges were Luis Jaquez, 22, and Eric Rodriguez, 26, both of New Brunswick. They were being held at the Middlesex Adult Correctional Center. Charged with burglary and criminal mischief but remaining at-large were Jose Taveras, 29, of New Brunswick, and Fernando Azcona, 27, of …

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Central Jersey Residents Robbed By Cryptocurrency, 'Mexican Cartel' Scams Totaling Nearly $100K Central Jersey Residents Robbed By Cryptocurrency, 'Mexican Cartel' Scams Totaling Nearly $100K
Central Jersey Residents Robbed By Cryptocurrency, 'Mexican Cartel' Scams Totaling Nearly $100K A pair of residents in Middlesex were robbed in separate scams, police said.  One scam was a person saying they were a member of the Mexican Cartel. A second scam involved investments in cryptocurrency via LinkedIn, Middlesex police said. On Jan. 10, a resident of Tree Top Road reported they were a victim of fraud. The resident reported that they were contacted through LinkedIn by an individual offering a cryptocurrency investment opportunity. After transferring funds over the course of several months, the individual ceased all communications and the resident r…

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by Jon Craig