Press Release
Submitted by Lt. Rob Rubino
March 23, 2011
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“Reverse 911 System Reminder”:
We now have the ability to call residents with a non-landline phone system in the event of an emergency. If you have a system other than Verizon (such as Vonage, magicJack, etc.) or only a cell phone, go to our web site or the city website and there is a link to register your name and number. Any questions contact Lt. Bennett at the Police Department.
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For the week ending March 23, 2011 , the Brigantine Police Department responded to approximately 357 calls for service, including 53 Motor Vehicle Stops/Incidents (with 32 Summonses issued), 8 Domestic Disputes, 2 accidents, 2 DWI’s, and 6 arrests. Officers also assisted on 13 medical calls and 8 Fire/Alarm calls.
March 22nd, a 21 year old male from Brigantine was arrested on an outstanding warrant by Officer Ward.
March 22nd , Dmitry Kalashnik of Brigantine was arrested and charged with assault following a domestic dispute by Sgt. Fannon.
March 21st , Ana Falcone (age 44) of Brigantine was arrested and charged with DWI, Careless Driving and Failure to Maintain Lane by Officer Finan.
March 19th , Nakeya Muse (age 35) of Brigantine was arrested and charged with DWI, Failure to Maintain Lane and a local ordinance violation by Officer Glasser.
March 18th , Robert Rebman (age 46) of Brigantine was arrested on an outstanding warrant and also charged with Possession of CDS by Officer Wodazak.
March 16th , a 50 year old male from Atlantic City was arrested on an outstanding warrant and also issued summons for being a suspended driver and operating an unregistered vehicle.
All persons listed are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
“COMMUNITY POLICING”
As part of our ongoing effort to stay connected with our community, Chief Stone visited the Lions Club on the 21st to speak on behalf of the police department. If your organization would like the Chief or his designee to come to your function, please contact the police department for scheduling.
Some of the goals we hope to obtain by becoming more involved in community policing are: To maintain or increase public confidence in the Police Department, Decrease fear of crime, Listen to and address citizen concerns, Bring community resources together to solve problems, Impact specific crime problems, and Reduce repetitive calls for service. Our most important goal is to help us help you.
