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Cops Arrest 28 Suspects

COURT HOUSE - Mid die Township police wrapped up a one-month operation last week with the arrest of 28 suspects on drug, firearms, alcohol, theft, delinquency or other charges. During a Monday morning press conference. Mayor Michael Voll said the township's major crime unit began the operation after police recorded a 61 percent increase in burglaries and an 80 percent rise in drug trafficking through the first quarter of the year. Working with undercover lawmen and police from other county] municipalities, the Middle Township cops raided a Gus Beach Road home in Green Creek, confiscating drug paraphernalia and a pound of marijuana, Voll reported. Arrested there on drug charges, he said, were residents Sidney, 29, and Andrea Chase, 25; Diane Brodbeck, 19, of Dias Creek Road. Court House; and Clarence McPherson, 23, of Court House. LAWMEN ALSO raided 220 Tenth St. in Edgewood where they confiscated drug paraphernalia and methamphetamine (speed), said Voll. while arresting residents Susan Martin, 28 and David Schellinger, 21, on drug charges. It was the second raid on Martin's home, the mayor added. The first, was in December, he said, when she was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and a hypodermic syringe. Thomas MacNeir, 47, was arrested at his Route 47 home. Green Creek, for possession of a sawed-off shotgun, marijuana and drug paraphernalia, Voll added, while William Och, 25, was arrested on drug charges at his Benny's Landing Road home. Court House. Also arrested on drug charges, Voll continued were Mark Conner, 21, of 639 Delaware Ave., Philadelphia; Lawrence Esham, 25. of 133 Shore Rd., Ocean View, Dennis Township; Steven Grugan. 28, of 28 Lavander Rd., Shaw crest. Lower

Township; and Roianda Gabriel, 18, of 224 42nd St., Sea Isle City. CHARGED WITH ^ THEFT of a $1,200 ring »re Anthony, 20, and bra Hallman, 27, of 311 N. Sycamore St., Clifton Heights, Pa., Voll said. He said police arrested the following suspects for alcohol violatons: Adrian Brown, 18, of Dennis Road, South Dennis; Timothy Schmidheiser, 18, of 405 W. 18th St., North Wildwood; Benjamin Laurielk), 19, of 8501 Bayview Dr., Wildwood Crest; Doreen Sheehan, 22, of 812 7th AW., Prospect Park, Pa.; Stephen Hansel, 21, of 1706 New York Ave., Wildwood; Teresa Newkirk, 22, of 143 Haddon Ave., Haddonfield; Mark Phillips, 21, of 117 W. 22nd St., North Wildwood and Joseph Gillin, 20, of E. Gienwood Ave., Wildwood. Arrested on bench warrants, the mayor added, for failure to appear were: Charles Wetzel!. 23, of Florida Motor Court, Route 9, Rio Grande; Cynetta Scull, 20, of 151 Lola Lane, Green Creek; Reggie Keith, 24, of Shore Road, Whitesboro: and Carol Ann wniiesuuru . anu uaroi mm

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