Dispute At Hillsborough IHOP Ends With 3 Arrested For Guns

HILLSBOROUGH, NJ — Three men were charged with having guns following a dispute at the Hillsborough IHOP on New Year's Day, police say.

The incident happened around 6:30 p.m. when police went to the IHOP Restaurant at 260 Route 206 for a reported verbal dispute over a dinner bill, Hillsborough Police Det. Corporal Thomas McLain said.

The dispute was between management and a "large party," police said. Police talked with the group near the front entrance to the restaurant and arrested three men.

Antonio James, 24, of Miramar, Florida was charged with unlawful possession of a handgun, possession of a stolen handgun, possession of prohibited ammunition, a fraudulent driver's license, and several fraudulent credit cards.

Ariel Collesso, 25, of Miami, Florida was charged with unlawful possession of a handgun, possession of prohibited ammunition, possession of a prohibited large capacity ammunition magazine, and possession of controlled dangerous substance(CDS) paraphernalia.

Hunter Wolf, 24, of Homestead, Florida was charged with unlawful possession of a handgun and possession of prohibited ammunition.

All three were taken to the Somerset County Jail pending a bail hearing.

Along with the Hillsborough Police, Manville and Somerville police departments also responded.

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