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Crime Wave Hits Newark with Felony Arrests, Road Rage, and Theft Incidents on the Third Week of October

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Published on October 17, 2023
Crime Wave Hits Newark with Felony Arrests, Road Rage, and Theft Incidents on the Third Week of OctoberSource: Google Street View

The third week of October was marked by numerous criminal incidents in Newark, as documented in the Newark Police Department's crime blotter.

Car break-ins were reported on October 9 on Joaquin Murieta Avenue and a residential parking lot on Sycamore Street, per the Newark Police Department.

A number of arrests, including a felony arrest on Cedar Court, highlight the persistent efforts of the Newark Police Department. Among them were Detectives Musantry and Herbert, who played a crucial role in apprehending a 52-year-old male suspect.

On October 10, a road rage incident escalated in an imitation firearm being brandished, as per the crime blotter. Subsequently, a 22-year-old male from Fremont was taken into custody. Additionally, a man was arrested on Jarvis Avenue in connection with battery and vandalism charges.

Complaints of theft were prominent throughout the week, including an electric vehicle charging cable, a package on Seawind Way, and a silver Citizen watch. 

Further arrests were made dealing with public intoxication, restraining order violations, and outstanding warrants.

A noteworthy incident on October 15 involved a 34-year-old male with a felony warrant, who attempted to evade arrest while cycling near Newark Park Mall Road. According to the crime blotter, however, Sergeant Warren swiftly apprehended him.