" • I 18 Herald & Lantern 13 June '84

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LOWER POLICE arrested 25 adults and 13 juveniles while i n - vestigating 308 criminal complaints last month including 14 burglaries. 35 larcenies and 25 acts of vandilism. The force logged 41,103 miles on 1.839 calls and 1.221 property Checks Police arrested four drunk driving suspects, handle^ 60 traffic accidents and issued 92 tickets. They recovered $2,474 in stolen-s property; $14,223 in property was reported stolen Jait month. In April, police arrested 31 adults and seven juveniles, including eight suspected drunk drivers, while investigating 278 criminal complaints of their 1,481 calls. In March, they arrested 25 adults and 10 youths, four of them drunk driving suspects. CHIEF RAY BROWN reports that Town Bank

volunteer liremen answered five alarms and two mutual aid calls last month, eight alarms less than April; they answered five alarms in March. . Of the May total, firefighters extinguished car fires on May 4 at the Cold Spring Apartments and May 30 in North Cape May. They-attened a housing in Avalon May 6. put out a lawnmower fire in North Cape May on May 29 s and answered a false smoke report at Schellenger's Landing the following day. On May 14. Town Bankers held a mutual aid drill with Villas and the day before responded on a mutual did call to a house fire on Sheridan Boulevard. Erma. THAT BLAZE 'pretty much ruined" 435 Sheridan Boulevard and is still under investigation, according to Erma Fire Chief Robert McNulty. Erma volunteers iviciNuny. carina volunteers

battled the fire with the Town Bank crew. It was one of 10 calls Erma firemen answered last month. They answered three April alarms and five in Mardh. On May 5, 8 and 19. the company fought grass fires at the county airport, at Seashore and Academy roads and on Grove Avenue, respectively The May 8 fire was caused by power lines downed during a storm but most grass fire are set, McNulty said. Erma volunteers went on standby status May 8 because of the storm. They fought vehicle fires May 6. IT and 20 at the airport at 605 Shun Pike Road and on Seashore Road, respectively. The May 17 fire flared with an overheated catalytic converter ignited dry leaves beneath the Vehicle. McNulty explain ed* while the May 20 fire iotaled a tractor trailer just north of the Beachcomber Camp Ground. That blaze is under investigation by •ownship police, the Erma chief said. On May 4. the company washed down the scene of an accident at Routes 9 and i09 They responded to a reported ammonia leak May 30 aboard the commercial fisher. Stardust, docked off Ocean Drive, and. received a wrong call the same day The company held a drill May 21 on breathing devices and work details May 4-5. 12 and 14. On May 23, McNulty noted, the volunteers pumped a quarter million gallons of water into a pool on the Beer World estate near Cold Spring. The operation took four hours and six lines; it was done in exchange for a donation to the company and use of Beer World grounds by the volunteers, the chief said. VILLAS FIREMEN answered six calls last month, one more tfran their March and April totals, reports Dot Rothenbiller. fire commissioner and secretary to Chief George Costell. On May 3. firefighters washed down an auto accifPage 19 Please)

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