HANOVER — On July 13, 2023, Officer Matt Gallagher swiftly responded to a shoplifting incident in progress at Wegman’s, resulting in the arrest of two individuals from Brooklyn, NY. The suspects were identified as Ms. Mayra Hernandez-Granados, a 30-year-old, and Ms. Annie Mora-Corredor, a 28-year-old.

Upon arriving at the scene, Officer Gallagher observed the two individuals in the parking lot with stolen merchandise valued at $1886.00 in their possession. Without delay, both suspects were arrested and charged with shoplifting and conspiracy to commit shoplifting.

Ms. Hernandez-Granados faced additional charges for using an anti-shoplifting device, further compounding her legal situation. On the other hand, Ms. Mora-Corredor was charged with resisting and obstructing and being issued a motor vehicle summons for driving without a license.

Following their arrest, both individuals were released, pending their respective court dates to address the charges brought against them. The authorities remain committed to ensuring a fair and thorough legal process for all parties involved.

Editors Note: A criminal complaint is merely an accusation. Despite this accusation, the juveniles are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.

HANOVER — On July 13, 2023, Officer Carlos Najera swiftly responded to a distressing sexual assault report at the Red Carpet Inn. The victim recounted an incident where she was inappropriately touched in the lobby by Mr. Shrikantb Limbachia, a 77-year-old hotel employee.

Upon interviewing the victim, Officer Najera learned that another individual had also contacted authorities with a similar complaint against Mr. Limbachia. The surveillance camera footage was reviewed to corroborate the victims’ statements, providing evidence that supported their claims.

Given the compelling evidence, Mr. Limbachia was arrested and charged with criminal sexual contact. Following the arrest, he was released pending his scheduled court date to address the serious charges brought against him. The authorities are committed to ensuring that justice is served for the victims and that appropriate legal actions are taken against the accused.

Editors Note: A criminal complaint is merely an accusation. Despite this accusation, the juveniles are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.

HANOVER — On July 9, 2023, Hanover Township Police Officer Matt Gallagher successfully arrested two individuals involved in a shoplifting incident at Wegman’s. The suspects were identified as Mr. Michael Santiago, a 51-year-old, and Mr. Michael Santiago, a 41-year-old, both hailing from the Bronx, NY.

Upon receiving a report of a shoplifting in progress at Wegman’s, officers were dispatched to the scene and described the vehicle and the suspects. Upon arrival, Officer Gallagher and his team observed the two individuals loading stolen merchandise into the rear of their vehicle. They immediately instructed the suspects to halt, but both attempted to flee. However, they were swiftly apprehended.

A thorough search of the suspect’s vehicle led to the recovery of stolen merchandise worth $1352.90. As a result, both individuals were charged with shoplifting and conspiracy to shoplift.

Additionally, Michael Santiago, the 51-year-old suspect, faced further charges of obstruction, resisting arrest, and tampering with public records. He was also connected to prior shoplifting incidents from earlier in June.

Following their arrest, both individuals were released pending their court dates to address the charges brought against them.

Editors Note: A criminal complaint is merely an accusation. Despite this accusation, the juveniles are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.

HANOVER — On June 18, 2023, Officer Megan Pritchard arrested Ms. Arianna Asberry, a 24-year-old resident from Flint, Michigan. During an investigation of reported theft incidents at multiple CVS locations in the area, the arrest was on charges of hindering.

During the investigation, Officer Pritchard encountered Ms. Asberry, who matched the description of the suspects involved in the thefts. However, while detained, Ms. Asberry provided false information to Officer Pritchard. As a result, she was arrested and charged with hindering in connection to the ongoing case.

Additionally, Ms. Asberry received motor vehicle summonses for driving with a suspended license, possessing cannabis in her vehicle, and having an open container. She was subsequently released, pending her scheduled court appearance to address the charges brought against her.

Editors Note: A criminal complaint is merely an accusation. Despite this accusation, the juveniles are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.