Crime & Safety

11 DWI Arrests Reported In Hillsborough

Hillsborough Police released its blotter for the month of May.

HILLSBOROUGH, NJ — Hillsborough Police released its blotter for the month of May.

May 1: The Quick Stop (378 South Branch Road) reported two men entered the store and took two breakfast sandwiches without paying. They valued the sandwiches at $10.70. The investigation is ongoing.

May 2: A Hillsborough resident reported while at Home Goods (315 Rt. 206) her wallet was taken by a man walking near her shopping cart. She was distracted by another shopper who was asking her about bed sheets. Her credit cards were used by the time she realized her wallet was taken. The investigation is ongoing.

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May 3: A 57-year-old Cinnaminson resident was found to be in possession of a glass pipe used to smoke methamphetamine while in the parking lot of the Post Office (437 Amwell Road). He was processed and released with a Hillsborough Township Municipal Complex court date.

May 3: A 45-year-old woman from Hillsborough was arrested for shoplifting a can of beer from Bottle King (626 Rt. 206). She was processed and released with a Hillsborough Township Municipal Complex court date.

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May 4: Nicolas Quiles, 27, of Hillsborough was arrested for DWI while on a traffic stop on Amwell Road. He was processed and released with a Hillsborough Township Municipal Complexcourt date.

May 5: Justice Williamson, 29, of Hillsborough was arrested for DWI while on a traffic stop on Rt. 206. He was processed and released with a Hillsborough Township Municipal Complex court date.

May 7: Michelle Trusiani, 33, of Highland Park was arrested for DWI while on a traffic stop on Amwell Road. She was processed and released with a Hillsborough Township Municipal Complexcourt date.

May 8: A resident of East Brunswick reported their unlocked vehicle was entered while parked at the Sourland Park (421 East Mountain Road). The victim also stated multiple credit cards were used at the time of the report. The investigation is ongoing.

May 8: A North Plainfield resident reported their unlocked vehicle was entered while parked at Sourland Park (421 East Mountain Road). Their credit cards were stolen and used immediately after. The investigation is ongoing.

May 9: A resident on Housel Circle reported her tires were slashed overnight. She valued the damage at $900. The investigation is ongoing.

May 11: Ali Haskin, 37, of Hillsborough was arrested for disorderly conduct while on a motor vehicle crash investigation on Amwell Road. He was processed and released with a Hillsborough Township Municipal Complex court date.

May 12: A resident of Northfield, Vermont reported his duffle bag was stolen while at a sporting event at Iron Peak (137 Mountain View Road). He reported his keys and other sporting good were taken. The investigation is ongoing.

May 13: Dave’s Towing (87 Old Camplain Road) reported mail was stolen out of their mailbox. At the time of the report, it was unknown what was taken. The investigation is ongoing.

May 13: Flanagan Contracting (90 Old Camplain Road) reported mail was stolen from the opening of the mailbox. It is unknown what was taken. The investigation is ongoing.

May 14: A resident of Whitehall Court reported a FedEx package containing two AT&T phones was stolen off his front porch after delivery. The investigation is ongoing.

May 16: Roana Erogul, 39, of Hillsborough was arrested for DWI while on a traffic stop on New Amwell Road. He was processed and released with a Hillsborough Township Municipal Complexcourt date.

May 16: Timothy McDonnell, 54, of Hillsborough was arrested for DWI while on a traffic stop on New Amwell Road. He was processed and released with a Hillsborough Township Municipal Complex court date.

May 17: Robert Bernard, 27, of Hillsborough was arrested for DWI while on disorderly person report on Beekman Lane. He was processed and released with a Hillsborough Township Municipal Complex court date.

May 18: A resident of Capricorn Drive reported his 2004 Yamaha motorcycle was stolen from the parking lot. He valued it at $4,000. The investigation is ongoing.

May 20: Robert Bernard, 27, of Hillsborough was arrested for DWI while in the parking lot of the Police Department. He was processed and released with a Hillsborough Township Municipal Complex court date.

May 20: A resident of Revere Court reported his 2020 Suzuki motorcycle was stolen from the community parking lot. The investigation is ongoing.

May 22: A resident of Hollow Oak Court reported two suspects wearing Amazon vests stole a package worth $80 off their front porch. The investigation is ongoing.

May 23: Kidil Veysel, 33, of Hillsborough was arrested for DWI while on a traffic stop on Route 206. He was processed and released with a Hillsborough Township Municipal Complex court date.

May 25: David Mitts, 57, of Princeton was arrested for DWI while on a traffic stop on Route 206. He was processed and released with a Hillsborough Township Municipal Complex court date.

May 26: Maximo Escalona, 25, of Hillsborough was arrested for DWI while on a traffic stop on Rt. 206. He was processed and released with a Hillsborough Township Municipal Complex court date.

May 26: Anitra Torrecilla, 42, of Hillsborough was arrested for DWI while on a traffic stop on Raider Blvd. He was processed and released with a Hillsborough Township Municipal Complex court date.

May 26: Mustafa Harris, 27, of Plainfield was arrested for hindering while on a motor vehicle crash investigation on Route 206 after providing officers with a fake name. He was processed and released with a Hillsborough Township Municipal Complex court date.

May 29: David Zabrzenski, 26, of Hillsborough was arrested for disorderly conduct when he was found intoxicated in front of 601 Route 206. He was processed and released with a Hillsborough Township Municipal Complex court date.

May 30: Amwell Nursey (260 Amwell Road) reported a customer bought $570 worth of gravel on a credit card. Once the gravel was delivered to a residence in Bridgewater the $570 charged was disputed and was refunded to the customer. The homeowner stated workers he hired ordered the gravel. The investigation is ongoing.

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