Crime & Safety
Woman Passed Out Drunk in Aberdeen WaWa Parking Lot, Police Say
A local woman was found passed out in her car, with the engine running, at the Rt. 35 Wawa, police said.

Aberdeen Township, NJ - A local woman was found passed out in her car — with the engine running — in the parking lot of the Cliffwood Beach WaWa, and was arrested and charged with drunk driving, Aberdeen Township police said.
On Nov. 23, the day before Thanksgiving, officers were called to the WaWa on Rt. 35 for a call of a woman passed out in her vehicle. Upon arrival, the officer found her in her car in a travel lane of the parking lot, apparently unconscious, with the engine running and in gear.
After she was roused, she exhibited signs of intoxication and was taken into custody, Aberdeen Police Chief John Powers told Patch. The woman, 34, of Aberdeen, was charged with driving while intoxicated, reckless driving, and other motor vehicle violations. In March of this year, a Freehold woman was arrested for doing heroin in her car in the parking lot of that same WaWa. Heroin and needles were found on her.
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In other Matawan/Aberdeen police blotter news:
- On November 28 an Andover Lane resident reported the theft of a laptop computer.
- On November 28 the owner of the vacant former 7-11 store on Lloyd Rd. someone entered the building sometime during the night and broke several light bulbs.
- An employee of the WAWA store reported a male subject had attempted to steal food items on November 28.
- A Church St. resident reported that sometime between November 24 and November 29 someone entered his home and took a quantity of cash. Entry was gained by forcing open a rear door.
- A 48-year- old Matawan man was arrested for shoplifting at the Stop and Shop store on Hwy. 34 on November 27.
- Two 22-year- old men, one from Aberdeen and one from Matawan, were charged with possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, and being in a township park after hours when they were found on the beachfront on November 29.
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