'Highly Intoxicated' Woman Arrested at Matawan Train Station

MATAWAN, NJ - A woman who police are calling "highly intoxicated" was arrested last Saturday, March 25 at the Matawan-Aberdeen train station.

"The individual was highly intoxicated and disorderly," said Aberdeen police Chief John Powers. The 21-year-old Point Pleasant woman was charged with disorderly conduct. It is not known if she was attending any of the area St. Patrick's Day parades on March 25.

Here is the entire Matawan-Aberdeen police blotter from March 22 through March 28:

• On March 25 a 55-year-old township man was arrested on a contempt warrant out of Matawan municipal court following an incident at Strathmore Gardens on South Atlantic Ave.
• On March 26 a 20-year-old township man was arrested on a contempt warrant out of Aberdeen municipal court.
• On March 26 a 19-year-old Sayreville man was arrested for simple assault related to an incident on South Concourse on March 23.
• Ryerson J. Wood-Fouts, 27, Howell, was charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance (anabolic steroids) following a motor vehicle stop on Line Rd. on March 27.

Other police activity during that period included:

• On March 22 a resident of Idlebrook Lane reported someone attempted to file a fraudulent federal tax return using his identity.
• P.O. Michael Plant responded to a report of harassment at Ken Gardens, Matawan Ave. on March 22.
• On March 23 building materials valued at almost $6,000 were reported taken from a construction site on Atlantic Ave. sometime between March 9 and March 23.
• On March 23 a Cliffwood Ave. resident reported someone cashed two fraudulent checks drawn on her account.
• Two male subjects took a case of Red Bull from the WAWA store on Hwy. 35 on March 24. When approached by a manager they dropped the case and fled in a green or blue four-door sedan. The subjects are described as white males, one wearing a camouflage jacket and the other wearing blue and black camouflage pants.
• On March 25 an Avondale Lane resident reported someone entered his garage and took two envelopes containing an amount of cash.
• On March 25 a resident of Pinehurst Drive reported the fraudulent use of her debit card.
• P.O.s Hank Chevalier and John Young responded to an Edgeview Road home on a report of an overdose on March 26. The officers administered Narcan and revived the subject who was then transported to Bayshore Community Hospital.
• On March 26 a Jersey Ave. resident reported someone used his identity to open a cellular telephone account.
• P.O. Anthony Marone responded to a report of harassment at the Shop Rite store, Lloyd Rd. on March 26.