LindenwoldPD.com POLICE BLOTTER 01/06/09 THRU 01/10/09

10 January, 2009 by lpd

01/06/09

• Rasheed Mays of Lindenwold was arrested on warrants at the 500 building of Greentree Apartments and remanded to Camden County Jail.
• Joshua Sanders of Sicklerville was arrested at the 800 building Greentree Apartments and charged with simple assault then released on summons.
• A juvenile male was arrested at the 800 building Greentree Apartments and charged with obstruction. He was later turned over to his parents.
• Jason Davis of Lindenwold was arrested at the 1200 building of Arborwood and charged with distribution of CDS, Possession of CDS and Obstruction. He was later remanded to the Camden County Jail default of bail.
• A resident of the 1200 building of Arborwood reported that unknown person(s) fired three gunshots into the front of his apartment. The resident was inside lying on the couch when the incident occurred and was unharmed. The suspect(s) have yet to be identified and the investigation is on-going. If anyone has any information they are urged to contact the Lindenwold Police.
• A resident of the 2200 building of Greentree Apartments reported that four Hispanic males knocked on the door and when he answered the door the males began to assault him. The resident was pistol whipped during the incident and the males also broke the windows of his car with baseball bats. The suspect(s) have yet to be identified and the investigation is on-going. If anyone has any information they are urged to contact the Lindenwold Police.

Suddenly, on January 13, 2009. Of Marlton. Age 51. Loving father of Danielle M. Jackson, Heather Jackson, Adam K. Jackson and Bryan A. Jackson. Devoted grandfather of Mikayla, Jaiden, Ciarra and Cameron. Former husband of Tammy Tavener. Dear son of David E. Jackson, Sr. and the late Ruth and brother of Theresa Jackson and Janie O\’Rourke. Also survived by many nieces, nephews and friends.

David was a member of the Boilermaker\’s Union from 1984-2004, then became Mr. Fixit. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and riding ATVs. Most of all, he loved his children and grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to the viewing 3-5pm Saturday at the BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME, Rt 73 & Evesham Rd., Marlton. Funeral Service 5pm Saturday at the Funeral Home. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to Heather Jackson, PO Box 364, Marlton, NJ 08053.

by Albert J. Countryman Jr.

MARCH

13 – Power was knocked out for 16 hours in a large portion of Gloucester City after a vicious rain and wind storm last Saturday night. Using candles, Dori Wasko’s party, hosted by Cheryl Poulin, was still a big success.

20 – Harry F. Fox Jr., 46, of Gloucester was arrested for stealing approximately $52,000 from the City Little League when he turned himself in to Detective Mark Ridge on March 11.

The Public Works Committee announced that the 2008 Community Clean-Up Day was April 5.

Westville Borough Council listened to a report about how the elimination of certain electronic products from the waste stream would reduce the cost of tipping frees and help the Borough meet state recycling requirements.

City Council will address \”buy back\” of sick time and longevity in union negotiations.

27 – The Gloucester City Planning Board approved a resolution recommending that City Council designate Chatham Square Apart-ments and Gloucester Terrace Apartments as an area in need of redevelopment.

Mayor John Soubasis and members of Brooklawn Council went to Trenton with the intention of letting Governor John Corzine know about their objections to the reduction of, or non-existence of, state aid to the municipalities.

The Gloucester City High School marketing club \”Lions R Us\” presented a new shirt design for women faculty to the Board of Education.

New Jersey Baseball Magazine 

 New Jersey Baseball Magazine could not have chosen a more focused, more dedicated player to sponsor on the 2008 Diamond Jacks than Dan Donohue. Now fourteen years-old, Dan formed his love of baseball when he played Little League ball in Great Kills, Staten Island. Before he began learning the intricacies of the game at Jack Cust Baseball Academy (JCBA), Dan appreciated baseball because he knew it as a \”thinking man’s game.\” Pretty sophisticated for a young teen, to be sure.

Sean Walton – 5th Grade St. Mary Grammar School, Gloucester City NJ

Nature\’s Day

The blazing red cardinals

sing their happy song

while the beautiful roses sway,

all day long.

The glassy lakes around us

sparkle in the bright sun

but then darkness sweeps over us

because day is done.

– NJ.com.

WEST DEPTFORD TWP. The average township homeowner will face a projected tax increase of up to $538 this year to support local services. The majority of the increase Ð about $479 for the owner of a property assessed at the township average of $117,621 Ð is the direct result of the bankruptcy of the developer associated with the long-planned RiverWinds hotel and conference center.

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Edison, N.J. – The Mercer County Sports & Entertainment Commission partnership with the MAAC, Rider University and Seton Hall University continues with the second of two girl’s basketball clinics, January 25 at Rider University.

Girls in grades six through eight are invited to participate in the event, which includes a two-hour skills clinic followed by a women\’s basketball game featuring the host Rider taking on MAAC foe Siena College. Additionally, clinic attendees will receive a ticket discount coupon for tickets to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen ® taking place Sunday, March 29 and Tuesday, March 31 at the Sovereign Bank Arena in Trenton, NJ.