Delran Police Activity November 22, 2017 - November 30, 2017

ARREST: On November 23, 2017 a Delran Officer came in contact with Brandon Fisher of Edgewater NJ.  It was later learned that he had an outstanding warrant out of Camden County.  Mr. Fisher was placed under arrest, processed and he was transported to Camden County Jail.      

DWI ARREST: On November 23, 2017 Delran Officer conducted a motor vehicle stop on a vehicle driven by Michael Morrissey of King of Prussia PA for a motor vehicle violation.  It was later learned that Mr. Morrissey was driving under the influence of alcohol.  Mr. Morrissey was taken into custody, processed, issued several motor vehicle summonses and he was released pending his court appearance.      

ARREST: On November 23, 2017 a Delran Officer came in contact with Aaron Neusch of Riverside.  It was later learned that he had an outstanding warrant out of Riverside and Atlantic City.  Mr. Neusch was placed under arrest, processed and he was released.      

DWI ARREST: On November 26, 2017 Delran Police were dispatched to a single motor vehicle accident into a utility pole.  The driver was identified as Audrey Alibrando of Beverly.  It was later learned that Ms. Alibrando was driving under the influence of alcohol.  Ms. Alibrando was taken into custody, processed, issued several motor vehicle summonses and she was released pending her court appearance.

 

 

THEFT: On November 27, 2017 a theft occurred from a unlocked vehicle in the parking lot of the Goddard School, the victim reported her purse was stolen from inside her vehicle. 

DRUG ARREST: On November 30, 2017 a Delran Officer came in contact with Raymond Ricciardi of Pennsauken.  It was later learned that he was in possession of Meth, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of expandable batons and possession of illegal amount of pepper spray.   Mr. Ricciardi was placed under arrest, processed and he was released on a summons pending his court appearance.   

 

                              

***NOTE*** All persons listed on the Delran Police Department Facebook page are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Reminder: The Delran Police Department has a drug drop box located in the lobby of the police department.  The drug drop box is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week.  No liquids or syringes are permitted. 

Please remember to lock your vehicle doors overnight, we are still getting reports of unlocked vehicles entered!