Tinton Falls Police Blotter: Sept. 13-28

Arrest records released by the Tinton Falls Police Department on September 28, 2011.

• Sept. 13: Lakisha Watson, 22, and Derrick Johnson, Jr., 21, both of Baltimore, MD, were arrested for shoplifting a pair of sunglasses from the Sunglass Hut at the Jersey Shore Premium Outlets by Ptl. J. Muttie and Ptl. C. Duncan. Further investigation uncovered over $1,000 in additional stoler property in the accused's possession. The suspects were charged with shoplifting, implicating another and possession of shoplifting tools.
• Sept. 16: Mary Kelly, 54, of Lincroft, was charged with DWI following a three-car accident at the Hance Avenue and Route 520 intersection. Pt. Osafsky and Cpl. Tallarico also charged the suspect with simple assault by auto as several of the other two cars' occupants sustained minor injuries in the accident and were transported to Riverview Medical Center.
• Sept. 22: Pt. Osofsky and Det. Cpl. Terbecki arrested Tavonte Craft, 19, Eatontown and Khiry Porter, 20, Shrewsbury Township, for attempting to steal a bottle of Smirnoff Vodka from the Spirits Unlimited on Shrewsbury Avenue. Craft allegedly pushed an employee down to the groung as both subjects ran out the door. Craft was charged with strongarm robbery and taken to Monmouth County jail on $7,500 bail. Porter was charged with shoplifting and underage possession and released on a summons. Sgt. Duane, Det. Sgt. Trocchia and Cpl. Turso assisted in the arrests.
• Sept. 23: Rashon Baskerville, 26, of Lakewood was charged with disorderly conduct by Cpl. Turso and Sgt. Duane after repeatedly banging on the office window at the Executive Inn at 4035 Route 33 West and harassing the hotel owner.
• Sept. 28: Ptl. Osofsky charged Brenda Dominguez, 23, and Melissa Tipton-Green, 25, both of Union City, NJ, with Possession of Controlled Dangerous Substance. The subjects were charged with alleged possession of several different prescription medications without a prescription. Sgt. Duane and Cpt. Turso assisted in the arrests.