with roundtable discussion, February 19

Morristown, NJ – 

Feb. 2-8

Reminder for the week: Be cautious when boating icy waters or walking on frozen ponds

DOVER DELAWARE (Feb. 13, 2015) – To achieve public compliance through education and enforcement actions that help conserve Delaware’s fish and wildlife resources and ensure safe boating and public safety, DNREC Division of Fish & Wildlife Enforcement Natural Resources Police officers between Feb. 2-8 made 603 contacts with anglers, hunters, boaters and the general public, including six vessel boardings for boating safety and fishing regulation compliance checks. Agents responded to 23 complaints and issued 11 citations, one of which was related to the C&D Canal Conservation Area and associated recreational trail, where there is an increased Fish & Wildlife Enforcement presence.

NEWS RELEASE 2/13/2015 

Lindenwold police have arrested two suspects in connection with a January armed robbery. 

According to police, on January 25, at 2129 hours a juvenile male reported that he was robbed of cash at gunpoint in the area of the 2600 Building Arbrowood. The victim described the suspects as a tall thin Black male and a Hispanic male. The following day a patrol officer working in the area observed two males matching the description walking in the area. Both males were stopped and their identities were obtained. They were released at that time without incident.

During the ensuing investigation, the victim confirmed via photo array that the two males who were stopped were the suspects who robbed him. 

The males were identified as Juan Muniz (44) of Clementon and Jarred Muchison (19) of Lindenwold. February 3 complaints were signed against both Muniz and Muchison charging them with robbery and theft. Muniz was arrested on the robbery warrant on February 4 and remanded to Camden County Jail default of $100,000 bail. Muchison was arrested on the robbery warrant on February 12 and was also remanded to Camden County Jail default of $100,000 bail. 

In other matters, 

Earlier in the week the Lindenwold Police Department arrested a suspect for the armed robbery of the Quick Food Mart on Berlin Road that occurred on February 11.

According to police, when they arrived at the Mart, the store clerk reported that a tall thin black male entered the store, pointed a gun at the employees and demanded cash. The male then fled from the store with a sum of cash and was last seen running down E. Maple Avenue. The initial investigation by Detectives quickly turned up a possible suspect. During the ensuing investigation Detectives confirmed the identity of the suspect as Romuald Turenne (18) of Lindenwold. 

On February 12 detectives signed complaints against the suspect charging him with Armed Robbery, Aggravated Assault with a Firearm, Unlawful Possession of a Weapon and Possession of a Weapon for Unlawful Purposes. The suspect was arrested on the warrants later the same day at which time he was remanded to Camden County Jail default of $100,000 bail. 

THOSE CHARGED ARE PRESUMED INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN OTHERWISE.

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SEA GIRT NJ–On Wednesday, February 11, former Commandants, dating back to 1978, addressed the recruits of the 155th New Jersey State Police Class at the Academy in Sea Girt, NJ. 

The current Commandant, Captain Sal Munafo, emceed the evening. The Commandants shared some advise with the soon to be graduates, along with their experiences as a recruit, Trooper, and Commandant. 

 One year later\” finds significant improvement in lake’s health

DOVER DELAWARE (Feb. 11, 2015) – A year after DNREC introduced a first-of-its-kind innovative cleanup plan for Dover’s Mirror Lake, the lake is showing recovery from contaminants and impacted sediment, and rebounding environmentally – as described in a new video about the project on DNREC’s YouTube Channel.

\”Mirror Lake: One year later\” tells how the project uses activated carbon – the same technology used in many water filters – to bind contaminants in lake sediments, improving the health of the lake. Mirror Lake had been in decline for several decades due to contaminants in bottom sediments.

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GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP NJ–The Gloucester Township Police Department recently arrested a subject for Mortgage Loan Modification Scams. http://gtpolice.com/?p=3508 . The Accused had deceived customers by stating he was the owner of \”National Securitization Auditors\” or \”DJS Consulting,\” where he charged an initial fee to allegedly prepare loan modification paperwork and negotiate debt

press release February 12, 2015

In a joint study by the University of Haifa and the Israel Antiquities Authority at the Byzantine city of Halutza (Elusa), 1,500 year-old grape seeds originating from the Negev Desert have been found for the first time. This variety of grape did not survive to present days. \”Our next task is to recreate the ancient wine and perhaps we will then be able to reproduce its taste and understand what made the wine of the Negev so fine,\” said the excavation director, Prof. Guy Bar-Oz of the University

Newswise — For the first time, grape seeds from the Byzantine era have been found. These grapes were used to produce \”the Wine of the Negev\” — one of the finest and most renowned wines in the whole of the Byzantine Empire. The charred seeds, over 1,500 years-old, were found at the Halutza excavation site in the Negev during a joint dig by the University of Haifa and the Israel Antiquities Authority. \”The vines growing in the Negev today are European varieties, whereas the Negev vine was lost to the world. Our next job is to recreate the ancient wine, and perhaps in that way we will be able to reproduce its taste and understand what made the Negev wine so fine,\” said Prof. Guy Bar-Oz of the University of Haifa, director of the excavation.

George Joseph Rieder Sr. – 78, of New Bern, (NC) died peacefully February 10, 2015 at his
home. 

He was predeceased by his parents Bernard and Mary Rieder and his brother Bernard Rieder. 

He is survived by his wife of 39 years Patricia (aka Honey), five children, Michelle Hickman(Mark) of Hubert NC, Donna Sacilowski of Summerville, SC, Margaret Rose Rieder of Charleston SC, Kathleen Rieder (Jeff) of Charleston and George Rieder Jr. of Gloucester City, NJ, five grandchildren, Shannon Roman (Jared)of Okinawa Japan, Jennifer Thompson of Ft. Walton Beach, FL, Matthew Sacilowski of Summerville SC, Annie Sacilowski of Summerville, SC, and Candice Harrington of New Bern, NC, four great grandchildren, Tristan Thompson, Denissa Roman, Carrington Roman and Mark Benjamin Roman, nephew Brian Rieder (Sari)of Lake Worth, FL., and Princess Mandy Rieder.