September 25 Evening News
NORTHJERSEY.COM REPORTED A FAIR LAWN TEACHER’S CAR WAS STRUCK BY A PAINTBALL WHILE DRIVING NEAR LYNCREST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ON SEPTEMBER. 22. ACCORDING TO FAIR LAWN POLICE SERGEANT ERIC ELESHEWICH (ILESHYOO-ICH), THE TEACHER WAS DRIVING SOUTH ON RIVER ROAD IN FAIRLAWN AROUND 3:48 P.M. TUESDAY, WHEN HER CAR WAS STRUCK WITH A PAINTBALL. ELESHEWICH SAID THE CAR WINDOW WAS OPEN, AND THE PAINT SPLATTERED INTO THE VEHICLE. NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED. NO ARRESTS HAVE BEEN MADE, AND THE INCIDENT IS UNDER INVESTIGATION.
NEWS 12 NEW JERSEY REPORTED A STOLEN EXCAVATOR WAS RESOLD ON FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE WAS RECOVERED IN FAIRFIELD USING GPS LOCATION DATA. A SOUTH JERSEY MAN HAS BEEN CHARGED AFTER POLICE RECOVER A STOLEN MINI EXCAVATOR IN FAIRFIELD THAT WAS ORIGINALLY REPORTED MISSING IN DELAWARE AND LATER RESOLD ON FACEBOOK MARKET PLACE. FAIRFIELD POLICE CHARGED 45-YEAR-OLD RAYMOND IDDEEN OF MILLVILLE, ON SEPT. 2 WITH RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY AND FENCING. FOLLOWING AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE STOLEN CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT. THE INVESTIGATION BEGAN JULY 15, WHEN FAIRFIELD OFFICERS RESPONDED TO PLOG ROAD AFTER LEARNING A STOLEN KUBOTA U17 MINI EXCAVATOR WAS BEING ACTIVELY TRACKED BY GPS TO THE AREA. THE EXCAVATOR WAS REPORTED STOLEN TO THE NEWARK, DELAWARE, POLICE DEPARTMENT AFTER IT WAS ALLEGEDLY RENTED FROM A HOME DEPOT STORE AND NEVER RETURNED. DURING A FOLLOW-UP INVESTIGATION, DETECTIVES REVIEWED FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS, ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS AND VIDEO FOOTAGE CONNECTED TO THE SALE. POLICE SAID THE BUYER LATER IDENTIFIED IDDEEN IN A PHOTO ARRAY AS THE PERSON WHO ALLEGEDLY SOLD HIM THE STOLEN EXCAVATOR. IDDEEN IS SCHEDULED TO APPEAR IN ESSEX COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT.
NEWS 12 NEW JERSEY REPORTED A DAYLIGHT SHOOTING IN BAYONNE LED TO THE ARREST OF SIX PEOPLE, INCLUDING THE VICTIM, WHO WAS FOUND TO BE IN POSSESSION OF 2 LOADED FIREARMS. ON SEPTEMBER 23RD AT AROUND 4:15 PM, BAYONNE POLICE WERE DISPATCHED FOLLOWING REPORTS OF GUNFIRE. POLICE FOUND 3 SPENT SHELL CASINGS AND EVIDENCE AT THE SCENE. POLICE WERE SOON NOTIFIED OF 18-YEAR-OLD JOSEPH PILOVSKI (PIH-LAHV-SKEE), WHO HAD TURNED UP AT R.W.J. BARNABAS HEALTH WITH A GUNSHOT WOUND TO THE LEG. THE SUSPECT’S VEHICLE WAS IDENTIFIED SHORTLY AFTER, CONNECTING 18-YEAR-OLD QUAMERE (KWAH-MERE) ALLEN OF BAYONNE, 18-YEAR-OLD JAYSHAWN SMITH OF JERSEY CITY, AND TWO 17-YEAR-OLD JUVENILES FROM JERSEY CITY TO THE SCENE OF THE CRIME. POLICE ARRESTED THE TEENAGER AFTER FINDING A LOADED FIREARM WITH A HIGH MAGAZINE BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN USED IN THE ALTERCATION. THE VICTIM WAS PLACED UNDER ARREST AFTER POLICE DISCOVERED PILOVSKY WAS EQUIPPED WITH TWO GUNS ON SCENE, ONE OF WHICH WAS LOADED WITH A HIGH-CAPACITY MAGAZINE.