Multiple Drunk Driving Arrests In Jefferson: Police Blotter

JEFFERSON, NJ — Jefferson Township police made multiple arrests recently, including several for drunk driving. Read about those arrests, as written by police, here:

2/16/18: While checking Club 15 parking lot after hours, PO Johnson observed a vehicle operated by Robert Dunn, 50, of Boonton, strike a dumpster in the parking lot. Upon stopping the vehicle. After a brief investigation, Mr. Dunn was placed under arrest for Driving While Intoxicated. He was transported to Police Headquarters where he refused to take the Alcotest. Mr. Dunn was issued summons pending a future court date.

2/20/18: While patrolling Route 15, PO Parisi observed a vehicle being operated by Danny Dasilva, 22, of Sparta unable to maintain lane. While speaking with Mr. Dasilva, PO Parisi detected the odor of Marijuana. Search of the vehicle revealed a metal grinder containing suspected marijuana and paraphernalia. Mr. Dasilva was placed under arrest, transported to HQ for processing and issued summons. He was released pending court.

2/21/18: Motor vehicle accident Route 15 north at Bowling Green Pkwy resulted in the driver, Wayne Delgrosso, 60, of Lake Shawnee being arrested for DWI. Mr. Delgrosso was processed and issued summons pending a future court date.

2/23/18: A reported DMV was called in on Route 15 north near 8 mm. Upon speaking to the driver PO Parisi detected and odor of alcohol coming from within the vehicle. The driver Nicolette Lopez, 27, of West New York, was arrested for DWI. She was processed and issued summons pending a future court date.

2/23/18: Stacey Hallinan, 50, of Lake Hopatcong was involved in MV Crash in the parking lot of Route 15 McDonalds. Mrs. Hallinan was arrested for DWI. She was processed and issued summons pending a future court date.

3/4/18: A Morris County Sheriffs Officer Palazollo stopped a vehicle operated by Adam Pappas on Route 15 North. PO Paskas responded and determined Adam Pappas, 25, of Mt. Arlington was intoxicated. Mr. Pappas was placed under arrest, processed and issued summons pending a future court date.

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