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Police Log: Feb. 8 – Feb. 14, 2017

Feb. 8

  • Someone entered a Jill Court home by cutting a screen. Nothing was taken.
  • Andrew Bradley of Pennsylvania was driving on Cortelyous Road when his car was struck by one driven on Whitehall Lane by Laennese Wade of New Brunswick. Wade said she thought the road was clear.

Feb. 9

  • The mailbox of a Garden Avenue home was damaged.
  • Diva Johnson, 20, of Somerset, was arrested on an outstanding warrant from New Brunswick. Johnson was turned over to North Brunswick police.
  • John Kamara of Somerset told police that he was driving down South Middlebush Road when he saw that a car driven by James Richer of Winslow was stopped. Kamara said he tried to stop, but his car slid on the snow and rear-ended Richer’s car.
  • Shantia Carter of Somerset was cited for driving while suspended and careless driving after she was involved in a three-car collision on Easton Avenue. Police said Carter lost control of her car, after which it crossed over the center line and collided with a car driven by Saida Bonilla-Euceda of New Brunswick. Carter’s car continued out of control until it collided with a car driven by Yizheng Liu of Edison, the impact of which forced Liu’s car over the center line and into a curb. Liu was cited for driving an unregistered vehicle, driving without insurance and for operating with a learner’s permit without a supervising driver.
  • Carlos Castro-Garcia of Bound Brook was cited for careless driving and driving without insurance after the plow truck he was driving struck a car driven on Cedar Grove Lane by Saurabah Singh of Somerset. Singh said his car was hit when the plow was turning from Treptow Road.
  • Twinkal Gandhi of Piscataway was cited for careless driving after her car rear-ended a stopped car on Easton Avenue driven by Cynthia Nicol of Somerset.

Feb. 10

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