Juveniles adjudicated delinquent 2009 MAYS LANDING – Superior Court Judge James L. Jackson has adjudicated
the following juveniles delinquent in Family Court, Atlantic County Prosecutor
Ted Housel said. CHARGE (S): Possession of a Weapon for an Unlawful Purpose – On December 10, 2008, Mills possessed a box cutter with the purpose to use it unlawfully against another student at Atlantic City High School. DISPOSITION: Sentenced to 18 months at the Training School for Boys – sentence suspended. Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend the Atlantic City Day Program, attend Alternative to Incarceration – Youth Advocate Program, perform 30 hours of community service, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $60 VCCO penalty. 2. NAME: Kenshabba Brookens, 15, Brooklyn Avenue, Atlantic City CHARGE (S): Conspiracy to Possess Heroin – On October 29, 2008, Brookens and another individual agreed to possess heroin at Atlantic City High School. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Placed on the Home Electronic
Detention System. Referred to Youth Case Management for services. Ordered
to attend a drug education program, submit to periodic urine monitoring,
attend school, perform 100 hours of community service, submit to DNA typing,
pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $30
VCCO penalty. CHARGE (S): Burglary (7 Counts), False Public Alarm – On July 15, 2008, Thomas and two co-defendants burglarized a structure at Veterans Memorial Park in Egg Harbor Township. On July 30, 2008, Thomas and two codefendants burglarized three structures at the Slaybaugh School in Egg Harbor Township. On August 19, 2008, Thomas and a co-defendant burglarized two motor vehicles in Egg Harbor Township. On September 10, 2008, Thomas and two co-defendants burglarized a structure at the Atlantic Christian School in Egg Harbor Township. On October 24, 2008, Thomas initiated a fire alarm at Egg Harbor Township High School knowing that the alarm was false and likely to cause evacuation, public inconvenience or alarm. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 18 months. Ordered to attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program, attend a fire safety education course, attend school, have no unsupervised contact with the co-defendants, perform 50 hours of community service, pay restitution, pay a $2000 fine, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $330 VCCO penalty. He will also lose his drivers license for six months. 4. NAME: Jacob Mason, 14, Dorset Avenue, Egg Harbor Township CHARGE (S): Burglary (7 Counts), Theft – On July 15, 2008, Mason and two co-defendants burglarized a structure at Veterans Memorial Park in Egg Harbor Township. On July 27, 2008, Mason and two co-defendants stole property valued in excess of $500 at Twisted Dunes golf course in Egg Harbor Township. On July 30, 2008, Mason and two codefendants burglarized three structures at the Slaybaugh School in Egg Harbor Township. On August 19, 2008, Mason and a co-defendant burglarized two motor vehicles in Egg Harbor Township. On September 10, 2008, Mason and two codefendants burglarized a structure at the Atlantic Christian School in Egg Harbor Township. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 18 months. Ordered to attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program, attend a fire safety education course, attend school, have no unsupervised contact with the co-defendants, perform 50 hours of community service, pay restitution, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $360 VCCO penalty. 5. NAME: Joseph Furst, 14, Folsom Avenue, Egg Harbor Township CHARGE (S): Burglary (5 Counts) – On July 15, 2008, Furst and two co-defendants burglarized a structure at Veterans Memorial Park in Egg Harbor Township. On July 30, 2008, Furst and two co-defendants burglarized three structures at the Slaybaugh School in Egg Harbor Township. On September 10, 2008, Furst and two codefendants burglarized a structure at the Atlantic Christian School in Egg Harbor Township. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 18 months. Ordered to attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program, attend school, have no unsupervised contact with the co-defendants, perform 50 hours of community service, pay restitution, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $210 VCCO penalty. 6. NAME: Shavar Terry, 17, North Virginia Avenue, Atlantic City CHARGE (S): Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (2 Counts) – On November 3, 2008, Terry was found in possession of a rifle and a handgun in Atlantic City. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation until April, 2010. Ordered to attend
and complete a Juvenile Justice Commission residential program, submit
to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act
fine, and a $60 VCCO penalty. MAYS LANDING – Superior Court Judge James L. Jackson has adjudicated
the following juveniles delinquent in Family Court, Atlantic County Prosecutor
Ted Housel said. CHARGE (S): Conspiracy to Commit Armed Robbery – On October 14, 2008, Davis and three co-defendants agreed to commit a theft upon two individuals while one of the co-defendants was armed with a shotgun in Pleasantville. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend and complete a Juvenile Justice Commission residential program, pay restitution, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $30 VCCO penalty. 2. NAME: Shadith Williams, 16, Langston Avenue, Pleasantville CHARGE (S): Burglary – On November 14, 2008, Williams and two co-defendants unlawfully entered a motor vehicle in Pleasantville. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Placed on the Home Electronic
Detention System. Ordered to attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program,
attend school, pay restitution, have no contact with the co-defendants,
submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection
Act fine, and a $30 VCCO penalty. CHARGE (S): Terroristic Threats, Aggravated Assault on a Police Officer – On September 27, 2008, Tsapis threatened to commit a crime of violence upon an individual in Ventnor. In addition, Tsapis assaulted a police officer who was acting in the performance of his official duties. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend intensive outpatient substance abuse treatment, submit to periodic urine monitoring, pay restitution, cooperate with Youth Care Management, submit to DNA typing, pay a $500 fine, a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $240 VCCO penalty. 4. NAME: Jason Harrison, 16, Chapman Avenue, Somers Point CHARGE (S): Aggravated Assault – On November 27, 2008, Harrison and a co-defendant caused bodily injury to an individual with a baseball bat in Somers Point. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Placed on the Home Electronic Detention System, attend outpatient substance abuse treatment, submit to periodic urine monitoring, attend anger management and family counseling, attend school, pay restitution, have no contact with the victim, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $90 VCCO penalty. 5. NAME: Kiona Dorsey, 14, Brookville Terrace, Pleasantville CHARGE (S): Aggravated Assault – On October 29, 2008, Dorsey and three co-defendants caused bodily injury to a teacher at Pleasantville High School. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program, attend anger management counseling, attend the Atlantic City Rites of Passage Program, pay restitution, perform 30 hours of community service, have no contact with the victim or co-defendants, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $30 VCCO penalty. 6. NAME: Kenyetta Matos, 14, East Washington Avenue, Pleasantville CHARGE (S): Aggravated Assault – On October 29, 2008, Matos and three co-defendants caused bodily injury to a teacher at Pleasantville High School. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program, attend anger management counseling, attend the Atlantic City Rites of Passage Program, pay restitution, perform 30 hours of community service, have no contact with the victim or co-defendants, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $30 VCCO penalty. 7. NAME: Arshata Matos, 15, East Washington Avenue, Pleasantville CHARGE (S): Aggravated Assault – On October 29, 2008, Matos and three co-defendants caused bodily injury to a teacher at Pleasantville High School. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program, attend anger management counseling, attend the Atlantic City Rites of Passage Program, pay restitution, perform 30 hours of community service, have no contact with the victim or co-defendants, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $30 VCCO penalty.
CHARGE (S): Aggravated Assault – On October 29, 2008, Figaro and three co-defendants caused bodily injury to a teacher at Pleasantville High School. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program, attend anger management counseling, attend the Atlantic City Rites of Passage Program, pay restitution, perform 30 hours of community service, have no contact with the victim or co-defendants, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $30 VCCO penalty. 9. NAME: Gregory Manno, 15, Rushwood Drive, Egg Harbor Township CHARGE (S): Theft – On November 17, 2008, Manno and three co-defendants stole property valued in excess of$500 in Hamilton Township. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to pay restitution, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $30 VCCO penalty. MAYS LANDING, Superior Court Judge James L. Jackson has adjudicated the
following juveniles delinquent in Family Court, Atlantic County Prosecutor
Ted Housel said. January 26, 2009. CHARGE (S): Conspiracy to Distribute Marijuana within 1,000 Feet of a School – On October 14, 2008, Wynn and another individual agreed to distribute marijuana at Absegami High School. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation until January, 2010. Ordered attend and complete a Juvenile Justice Commission residential program, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $30 VCCO penalty. 2. NAME: Jesse Mateo, 15, West Merion Avenue, Pleasantville CHARGE (S): Aggravated Assault (3 counts) – On October 19, 2008, and November 3 and November 11, 2008, Mateo assaulted a Department of Children and Families employee at the Vineland Childrens’ Residential Treatment Center in Vineland. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation until December, 2009. Ordered to attend
and complete a Department of Children and Families residential program,
pay restitution, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’
Protection Act fine, and a $180 VCCO penalty. CHARGE (S): Burglary – On October 1, 2008, Giannantonio and another individual committed a residential burglary in Brigantine. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend inpatient substance abuse treatment, submit to periodic urine monitoring, pay restitution, have no contact wit h the victim or co-defendant, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $30 VCCO penalty. 4. NAME: Timothy Soper, 19, North Ocean Boulevard, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina CHARGE (S): Conspiracy to Commit Robbery – On October 2, 2006, Soper and three co-defendants threatened to commit a crime of violence upon two individuals during the commission of a theft upon them in Atlantic City. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to pay restitution, have no contact with the victims, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $60 VCCO penalty. 1. NAME: Terrence Dismuke, Jr., 15, North Wissahickon Avenue, Ventnor CHARGE (S): Armed Robbery – On September 7, 2008, Dismuke and a co-defendant assaulted an individual during the commission of a theft in Atlantic City. DISPOSITION: Sentenced to 3 years at the Training School for Boys. Ordered to pay restitution, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $30 VCCO penalty. 2. NAME: Quashawn Borden, 16, North Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd., Atlantic City CHARGE (S): Conspiracy to Commit Armed Robbery – On August 14, 2008, Borden and 3 co-defendants committed a theft upon an individual while one of the co-defendants was armed with what appeared to be a handgun in Atlantic City. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 18 months. Ordered to attend and
complete a Juvenile Justice Commission Residential Program, pay restitution,
have no contact with the victim, or co-defendants, submit to DNA typing,
pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $30
VCCO penalty. CHARGE (S): Conspiracy to Commit Armed Robbery – On August 14, 2008, Dugan and 3 co-defendants committed a theft upon an individual while one of the co-defendants was armed with what appeared to be a handgun in Atlantic City. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 18 months. Ordered to attend and complete a Juvenile Justice Commission Residential Program, pay restitution, have no contact with the victim, or co-defendants, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $30 VCCO penalty. 4. NAME: Steven Young, Jr., 17, West Mulberry Avenue, Pleasantville CHARGE (S): Possession of Cocaine with Intent to Distribute; Aggravated Assault – On November 12, 2008, Young, Jr., was found in possession of a quantity of cocaine that he intended to distribute in Atlantic City. On December 4, 2008, Young, Jr., caused significant bodily injury to an individual in Atlantic City. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend and complete the Minister’s Home Detention Project, attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program, attend outpatient substance abuse treatment, attend school, submit to periodic urine monitoring, submit to DNA typing, pay a $1,000 DEDR fine, a $25 lab fee, a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine, and a $60 VCCO penalty. He will also lose his license for six months and he is restrained from the vicinity of the Boardwalk Apartments. 5. NAME: Akil Abdullah, 14, Fairmount Avenue, Atlantic City CHARGE (S): Conspiracy to Possess Cocaine – On October 6, 2008,
Abdullah and another individual agreed to possess cocaine in Atlantic
City. 6. NAME: Ibn Abdullah, 16, Fairmount Avenue, Atlantic City CHARGE (S): Conspiracy to Distribute Cocaine; Possession of Cocaine – On September 26, 2008, Abdullah and another individual agreed to possess cocaine with intent to distribute same in Atlantic City. On December 29, 2008, Abdullah was found in possession of a quantity of cocaine in Atlantic City. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend the Minister’s Home Detention Project, attend school, attend intensive outpatient substance abuse treatment, submit to periodic urine monitoring, submit to DNA typing, pay a $1,000 DEDR fine, a $25 lab fee, a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $60 VCCO penalty. He will also lose his drivers license for six months. 7. NAME: Alexander Oswald, 16, Heidelberg Avenue, Egg Harbor City CHARGE (S): Terroristic Threats – On November 20, 2008, Oswald threatened to commit a crime of violence upon an individual in Hamilton Township. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program, attend anger management counseling, have no contact with the victim, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $30 VCCO penalty. 8. NAME: Tomas Gonzalez, 16, Lake Avenue, Northfield CHARGE (S): Unlawful Possession of a Weapon – On November 14, 2008, Gonzalez was found in possession of an air soft gun in Linwood. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $60 VCCO penalty. 9. NAME: John Albright, 17, City Avenue, Atlantic City CHARGE (S): Terroristic Threats – On December 15, 2008, Albright threatened to commit a crime of violence upon two individuals in Atlantic City. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend anger management counseling, have no contact with the victims, submit to DNA typing, pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $60 VCCO penalty. Juveniles Found Delinquent in Family Court MAYS LANDING – Superior Court Judge James L. Jackson has
adjudicated the following juveniles delinquent in Family Court, Atlantic
County Prosecutor Ted Housel said. CHARGE (S): Robbery – On January 10, 2008, Guilford and three co-defendants assaulted an individual during the commission of a theft in Pleasantville. DISPOSITION: Sentenced to two years at the Training School for Boys.
Ordered to pay restitution; submit to DNA typing; pay a $15 Law Enforcement
Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $150 VCCB penalty. CHARGE (S): Robbery - On January 10, 2008, Suarez and three co-defendants assaulted an individual during the commission of a theft in Pleasantville. DISPOSITION: Sentenced to 2 years at the Training School for Girls. Ordered to submit to DNA typing; pay restitution; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $150 VCCB penalty. 3. NAME: Glenn Pratt, 17, Central Avenue, Egg Harbor Township CHARGE (S): Sexual Assault – On June 9, 2007, Pratt and a co-defendant committed an act of sexual penetration upon an individual in Egg Harbor Township. DISPOSITION: Sentenced to 18 months at the Training School for Boys.
Ordered to attend and complete sex offender therapy; submit to DNA typing;
pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $30
VCCB penalty. CHARGE (S): Sexual Assault – On June 9, 2007, Richardson and a co-defendant committed an act of sexual penetration upon an individual in Egg Harbor Township. DISPOSITION: Sentenced to 18 months at the Training School for Boys. Ordered to attend and complete sex offender therapy; submit to DNA typing; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $30 VCCB penalty.
CHARGE (S): Receiving Stolen Property; Receiving Stolen Property; Receiving Stolen Property, Eluding – On July 30, 2007, Green was found in possession of a stolen motor vehicle in Atlantic City. On September 16, 2007, Green was found in possession of a stolen motor vehicle in Atlantic City. On November 5, 2007, Green, while in possession of a stolen motor vehicle, attempted to elude police officers in Somers Point. DISPOSITION: Sentenced to 18 months at the Training School for Boys – sentence suspended. Placed on probation until May 2009. Ordered to attend and complete a Youth Case Management residential program; pay restitution; submit to DNA typing; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $150 VCCB penalty. He will also lose his drivers license for six months. 6. NAME: Zachary Hammond, 13, Doughty Road, Pleasantville CHARGE (S): Robbery – On January 1, 2008, Hammond and a co-defendant assaulted an individual during the commission of a theft in Northfield. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend and complete the Ministers Home Detention Project; attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program; attend school; have no contact with the victim or co-defendant; submit to DNA typing; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $30 VCCB penalty. 7. NAME: Shadith Williams, 15, Langston Avenue, Pleasantville CHARGE (S): Robbery – On January 1, 2008, Williams and a co-defendant assaulted an individual during the commission of a theft in Northfield. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend and complete
the Ministers Home Detention Project; attend the Juvenile Victim Impact
Program; attend school; have no contact with the victim or co-defendant;
submit to DNA typing; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection
Act fine and a $30 VCCB penalty. CHARGE (S): Conspiracy to Possess Cocaine – On October 14, 2007, Suggs and another individual agreed to possess cocaine in Egg Harbor City. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation until May 2009. Ordered to attend and complete inpatient substance abuse treatment; submit to periodic urine monitoring; submit to DNA typing; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $30 VCCB penalty. 9. NAME: Tanisha McKenzie, 17, Tilton Road, Egg Harbor Township CHARGE (S): Conspiracy to Commit Theft – On November 13, 2007, McKenzie agreed with another individual to steal property valued in excess of $500 in Egg Harbor Township. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program; obtain gainful employment; pay restitution; submit to DNA typing; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $30 VCCB penalty.
CHARGE (S): Theft – On November 16, 2007, Stalworth stole property valued in excess of $500 in Egg Harbor Township. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program; obtain gainful employment; pay restitution; attend school; perform 50 hours of community service; submit to DNA typing; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $570 VCCB penalty. MAYS LANDING – Superior Court Judge James L. Jackson has
adjudicated the following juveniles delinquent in Family Court, Atlantic
County Prosecutor Ted Housel said. CHARGE (S): Possession of Cocaine; Conspiracy to Distribute Cocaine – On June 13, 2007, Clegg was found in possession of a quantity of cocaine in Atlantic City. On September 22, 2007, Clegg and another individual agreed to distribute cocaine in Atlantic City. DISPOSITION: Sentenced to 18 months at the Training School for Boys.
Ordered to pay a $1000 DEDR fine; $25 lab fee; submit to DNA typing; pay
a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $60 VCCB
penalty. He will also lose his license for six months. CHARGE (S): Robbery – On October 15, 2007, Clark and two co-defendants assaulted an individual during the commission of a theft in Mt. Holly. DISPOSITION: Sentenced to 18 months at the Training School for Boys. Ordered to pay restitution; submit to DNA typing; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $30 VCCB penalty. 3. NAME: Emanuel Williams, 16, North Maryland Avenue, Atlantic City CHARGE (S): Possession of Cocaine with Intent to Distribute within 1000 Feet of a School; Unlawful Possession of a Weapon – On September 13, 2007, Williams was found in possession of a quantity of cocaine which he intended to distribute within 1000 feet of the New York Avenue School in Atlantic City. On November 27, 2007, Williams was found in possession of a handgun in Atlantic City. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation until June, 2009. Ordered to attend and complete a Juvenile Justice Commission residential program; submit to periodic urine monitoring; submit to DNA typing; pay a $1000 DEDR fine; $25 lab fee; $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $90 VCCB penalty. He will also lose his drivers license for 6 months and is restrained from the New York Avenue School. 4. NAME: Lizimar Brown, 13, Hoover Drive, Mays Landing CHARGE (S): Terroristic Threats – On January 12, 2008, Brown threatened to commit a crime of violence upon an individual in Hamilton Township. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year; placed on the Home Electronic Detention System. Ordered to cooperate with the Department of Children and Families; cooperate with Youth Case Management; submit to DNA typing; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $30 VCCB penalty. 5. NAME: Johnathan Parker, 13, Woodman Avenue, Hammonton CHARGE (S): Theft – On October 13, 2007, Parker stole property valued in excess of $500 in Hammonton. DISPOSITION: Placed on formal probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend and complete the Ministers Home Detention Project; attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program; attend school; pay restitution; have no contact with the victim; submit to DNA typing; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $30 VCCB penalty. 6. NAME: Eric Teasley, 15, North New Road, Absecon CHARGE (S): Possession of Cocaine– On October 28, 2007, Teasley was found in possession of a quantity of cocaine in Atlantic City. DISPOSITION: Sentenced to 18 months at the Training School for Boys – sentence suspended. Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend and complete the Ministers Home Detention Project; attend intensive outpatient substance abuse treatment; submit to periodic urine monitoring; submit to DNA typing; pay a $1000 DEDR fine; $25 lab fee; $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $30 VCCB penalty. He will also lose his drivers license for six months. 7. NAME: Adrian Marrero, 14, East Waveland Avenue, Galloway CHARGE (S): Aggravated Assault on a Police Officer (2 counts) – On September 7, 2007, Marrero assaulted two police officers who were acting in the performance of their official duties in Galloway Township. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend anger
management counseling; pay restitution; submit to DNA typing; pay a $15
Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $180 VCCB penalty. CHARGE (S): Receiving Stolen Property – On January 4, 2008, Rice was found in possession of a stolen motor vehicle in Somers Point. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to pay restitution;
pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $30
VCCB penalty. 1. NAME: Omar Curry, 17, North Congress Avenue, Atlantic City DISPOSITION: Sentenced to 30 months at the Training School for Boys.
Ordered to submit to DNA typing; pay a $2000 Drug Enforcement Demand Reduction
penalty; pay a $25 lab fee; pay restitution; pay a $15 Law Enforcement
Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $90 Victims of Violent Crimes
Compensation Board (VCCB) penalty. He will also lose his drivers license
for six months. CHARGE (S): Possession of Cocaine with Intent to Distribute – On October 7, 2007, Crew was found in possession of a quantity of cocaine which he intended to distribute in Atlantic City. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend and complete inpatient substance abuse treatment; submit to periodic urine monitoring; submit to DNA typing; pay a $1000 DEDR fine; $25 lab fee; $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $30 VCCB penalty. He is restrained from the 700 block of North Maryland Avenue. He will also lose his drivers license for 6 months. 3. NAME: Yasheed Borden, 16, Drexel Avenue, Atlantic City CHARGE (S): Possession of Cocaine with Intent to Distribute within 1000 Feet of a School – On September 4, 2007, Borden was found in possession of a quantity of cocaine which he intended to distribute within 1000 feet of Our Lady Star of the Sea School in Atlantic City. DISPOSITION: Sentenced to 18 months in the Juvenile Intensive Supervision
Program. Ordered to attend intensive outpatient substance abuse treatment;
submit to periodic urine monitoring; perform 100 hours of community service;
submit to DNA typing; pay a $1000 DEDR fine; $25 lab fee; $15 Law Enforcement
Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $30 VCCB penalty. He will also
lose his drivers license for 6 months. He is restrained from Our Lady
Star of the Sea School. 4. NAME: Clifton Shannon, 13, Penrose Avenue, Atlantic City CHARGE (S): Criminal Mischief – On May 9, 2007, Shannon and two co-defendants caused damage in excess of $500 to property in Atlantic City. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to cooperate with Care Management Organization; attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program; have no contact with the victim or co-defendants; perform 60 hours of community service; submit to DNA typing; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $30 VCCB penalty. 5. NAME: Rontavius Evans, 11, Marion Drive, Absecon CHARGE (S): Criminal Mischief – On May 9, 2007, Evans and two co-defendants caused damage in excess of $500 to property in Atlantic City. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program; have no contact with the victim or co-defendants; perform 40 hours of community service; submit to DNA typing; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $30 VCCB penalty. 6. NAME: Rajuan Charles, 14, North Arkansas Avenue, Atlantic City CHARGE (S): Criminal Mischief – On May 9, 2007, Evans and two co-defendants caused damage in excess of $500 to property in Atlantic City. DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program; have no contact with the victim or co-defendants; perform 60 hours of community service; submit to DNA typing; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $30 VCCB penalty. Juveniles Found Delinquent in Family Court MAYS LANDING – Superior Court Judge James L. Jackson has adjudicated
the following juveniles delinquent in Family Court, Atlantic County Prosecutor
Ted Housel said. DISPOSITION: Sentenced to 3 years at the Training School for Boys. Ordered
to submit to DNA typing; pay a $1000 Drug Enforcement Demand Reduction
penalty; $25 lab fee; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection
Act fine and a $60 Victims of Violent Crimes Compensation Board (VCCB)
penalty. He will also lose his drivers license for six months. 2. NAME: Nasir Brown, 14, Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 18 months. Ordered to attend and complete a Juvenile Justice Commission Residential Program; submit to DNA typing; pay a $1750 DEDR fine; pay a $50 lab fee; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $150 VCCB penalty. He will also lose his license for 1 year. 3. NAME: Bashawn Whitted, 15, N. Tennessee Avenue, Atlantic City DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered cooperate with the Division of Children and Families; attend the Juvenile Victim Impact Program; pay restitution; have no contact with the victim; submit to DNA typing; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $30 VCCB penalty. 4. NAME: Quincy Skinner, 16, Sussex Place, Galloway Township DISPOSITION: Placed on probation for 1 year. Ordered to attend and complete the Juvenile Victim Impact Program; pay restitution; have no contact with the victim; submit to DNA typing; pay a $15 Law Enforcement Officers’ Protection Act fine and a $120 VCCB penalty.
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