POLICE BEAT

All objects of police beat are based on official police reports of events. The reports are published by the Journal as soon as they become available.

• Melvin L. Santiago, 32, North Fourth Street reported to police Tuesday on two warrants Vineland. He was jailed under $ 1,001 bail.

• A woman said her purse was stolen from a Subway restaurant on East Landis Avenue after she left the store without the Tuesday. A video camera captures a woman who came into the store before taking the purse.

• The Vineland Soccer Association reported Monday that the purpose of soccer was stolen from the sports complex at 1711 Maple Avenue. The objective was locked to a fence for the off-season.

• Charles Boozer, 50, of Dock Street, Millville, and Louis Rivera, 46, of West Grape Street were charged Monday with terrorist threats and illegal possession of a weapon (cutters). Police responded to the scene based on a call about an argument. The victim and witnesses said Boozer and Rivera had confronted a man with Rivera providing the cutters. The weapons were not recovered.

• Stephanie C.Nichols, 19, of South Seventh Street was arrested Monday after a traffic stop on two terms as Justice of Vineland. She was jailed on $ 502 bail.

• Jeffrey D. Lindsey, 40, of the 700 block of East Avenue Landis was arrested Monday after a traffic stop on a warrant for failure to appear. He was jailed under $ 5,001 bail.

• Julia M. Bermudez, 53, 1700 block of SE Boulevard was issued a summons for failing to stop after an accident Saturday in South and West Fourth streets Elmer.

• Two women were injured Sunday afternoon in a two-vehicle accident east of Grant Avenue and SEBoulevard.

• Claire E. Spigelmyer, 83, of East Garden Road was issued a summons for non-stop.

• Roberto Tapia-Bedolla, 41, of Bridgeton was issued a summons for disregarding a stop sign after a crash Monday in south-west of Third Street and Elmer.

Magnolia Road • A man reported a car hit him with his mirror as he walked on the shoulder of North East Avenue, near Peach Street Monday night.

• Firefighters were called to 2100 block of East Chestnut Avenue at 6:35 p.m. Tuesday to help the EMS.

• At 7:32 p.m., Crews went to the block 400, Quince Street West for two children locked in a car.

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