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Montclair Crime: Strong Arm Robbery, Suspicious Activity

Motor Vehicle Theft

On 6/6/11 at approximately 4:00 PM, police received a report from a Valley Road resident concerning a stolen motor vehicle. The victim told police that he parked his Honda CBR motorcycle in his property’s designated parking space. A review of the property’s surveillance video revealed that the vehicle was stolen on the 4th at approximately 10:45 PM. No suspect description was provided at the time of the report. Anyone with further information is asked to contact Detective Charles Cunningham at 973-509-4716.

Theft from a Motor Vehicle

On 6/6/11 at approximately 5:45 PM, police received a report from a Church Street resident concerning a theft from a motor vehicle. The victim stated that she parked her Honda Civic in the rear of a Church Street address the previous afternoon at approximately 2:00 PM. When she returned to the vehicle approximately half an hour later, she discovered that her blue Canon digital camera, valued at $230, a white Apple iPhone valued at $650, and $35 in cash had been stolen from the vehicle. The Honda had reportedly been left unlocked prior to the incident. There are no suspects at this time.

Anyone with further information is asked to contact Detective Lynn McCarthy at 973-509-4725.

Suspicious Activity

On 6/7/11 at approximately 6:05 AM, police were advised that a Woodmont Road resident was following a vehicle after a suspicious incident on that street. Police met with the caller in the area of Alexander Avenue and Yantacaw Brook Road. The complainant told police that at approximately 6:00 AM, he was exiting his residence when he noticed a vehicle parked in front of his house. The vehicle sounded its horn and the caller then saw a male running from his driveway and entering the passenger’s side of the awaiting vehicle. The vehicle then fled north on Woodmont Road. at a high rate of speed. The caller attempted to follow the vehicle, but lost sight of the vehicle shortly thereafter. The complainant believes that the suspect was attempting to steal something from a Ford F150 that was parked in the driveway. The caller inspected the vehicle and found that the glove box had been opened, but that it did not appear that anything was stolen from the vehicle.

The suspect is described as a black male, twenty-five to thirty years old, 5’10”-5’11”, and weighing approximately 185 lbs. He was last seen wearing black three-quarter length cargo pants, a black sweatshirt, and a du-rag. The fleeing vehicle is described as an older model black Nissan four door with New York license plates and numerous scratches on the right front fender with yellow paint visible.

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