Showing posts with label PSE&G. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PSE&G. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Arrest made in residential burglary December 2

On December 2, at approximately 1:06 PM, the Bergenfield Police Communications Center received a 911 call reporting a "break in" of a single family home on Norfolk Street. The caller, who was inside the residence at the time, reported a male had forcibly entered the home through the front door. The man then fled on foot onto Norfolk Street when confronted by the resident. 

Workers from a PSE&G utility crew in the area observed the male running and then enter a vehicle being operated by a second male. The utility workers suspected something suspicious had occurred. They provided a description of the males and the vehicle to responding patrol officers, who then advised police communications who in return relayed the information, via radio, to other surrounding jurisdictions.

Teaneck Police officers stopped a vehicle matching the description on Forest Avenue in their

town. Both the driver and occupant were detained by officers from Bergenfield and Teaneck, while further investigation took place. The two males were identified by witnesses and then placed under arrest.  Both were transported to Bergenfield Police headquarters, where they were formally processed and charged with the following:

1. Christopher Thompson, age 45, of Bergenfield, NJ 
Burglary and Criminal Attempt Theft
Bail $70,000, 10% allowed 

2. Richard Allen, age 53, of Teaneck, NJ
Complicity (Accomplice/Aiding another) to commit Burglary and Theft
Bail $70,000, 10% allowed

Neither of the defendants was able to post bond and both were remanded to the Bergen County Jail in lieu of bail.

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Recent Frauds/Scams: Don't be fooled!


Some residents have been reporting that they had received emails, some with attachments, stating their utility bill was in arrears. These are scams and are attempts to "phish" your personal information or get you to send money to the email sender purporting to be the legitimate utility company. Don't be fooled. Read the NJ.com news article on this recent scam. Go to our website  http://www.bergenfieldpd.org/ for other fraud information and links to websites that provide you more information on the types of frauds out there and how to avoid them.


http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2014/01/pseg_warns_customers_about_email_scam_targeting_personal_information.html