Business Robbed Twice Over Two Months In South Jersey: Police

WOODBURY, NJ — The "Heritage's Dairy Store" was robbed for the second time in two months, the City of Woodbury Police Department said.

At around 5 a.m. on Sunday, officers responded to the store at 319 Glassboro Rd. for a glass break alarm.

The front door was shattered.

After clearing the building, it was evident that someone had gained entry into the business, and a crime scene was established.

Following a canvass of the area, a possible suspect was identified.

After probable cause was established, an arrest warrant was issued for Andrew Williams, 22, of Woodbury.

At around 8 a.m., officers went to his last known address and were able to take him into custody without conflict.

He was processed on multiple charges and turned over to the Gloucester County Sheriff's Department to be taken to the Salem County Jail.

The specific charges against Williams were not immediately available.

Another robbery took place nearly two months ago at "Heritage's" on March 20.

Daryl Norman, 53, of Millville, was taken into custody by Woodbury officers a few days later.

The crimes are unrelated to each other, the City of Woodbury Police Department added.

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