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Gloucester County Times WOODBURY The South Jersey Times does not publish all items listed in the Woodbury Police crimelog . Nov. 8 — Police arrested a man who allegedly appeared drunk as he walked in and out of traffic at Woodlake/Lakeside Apartments. The 54-year-old Woodbury man had also reportedly been trying to stop drivers on North Evergreen Avenue . Police said he’d previously been told he wasn’t allowed at the apartment complex . He was served with summonses for the alleged offenses. — A Pennsville resident reported someone stole a GPS device from his vehicle, which he said was locked while parked on North Woodland Avenue . — A 37-year-old Mantua Township woman told police her daughter - a juvenile - was harassed by a male who was in a vehicle. She was asked to contact police immediately if the man was seen again. — A 31-year-old Deptford man was arrested on an outstanding warrant after he was allegedly seen improperly crossing North Broad Street . The man posted bail and w...

The following items were taken from the Park Ridge Police Department bulletin . An arrest does not constitute a finding of guilt. Theft •Jasen M. Quinn, 34, of the 1700 block of Pavilion Way, Park Ridge, was charged with retail theft on Aug. 9, police said. According to police, security at Mariano's, 1900 S. Cumberland Ave., recognized Quinn as the suspect in a retail theft that occurred two days earlier. Police said the store reported that $620 worth of merchandise was stolen in that incident. Quinn was given a Sept. 20 court date. •Keith Menke, 44, of the 1700 block of North Kedvale, Chicago, was charged with retail theft on Aug. 12 after police said he was accused of stealing $202 worth of baby formula from Mariano's, 1900 S. Cumberland Ave. He was given a Sept. 19 court date. DUI •Donald P. Ericksen, 34, of the 2000 block of Glenview Avenue, Park Ridge, was charged with driving under the influence on Aug. 7, police said. He was taken into custody on the 700 block of Hamlin ...

View Comments When it comes to fighting crime in Lake Oswego, there's no call too small for the LOPD ACCIDENTS 8/15/17 12:17 p.m. A driver was cited for failure to yield the right of way after a two-car collision at Kruse Way and Kruse Oaks Boulevard . 8/15/17 12:41 p.m. A driver was cited for failure to avoid a parked vehicle after leaving the scene of an accident on Centerpointe Drive. 8/16/17 6:26 p.m. A driver was cited for failure to avoid a stopped vehicle after a two-car crash at Stafford Road and Sunny Hill Drive . 8/17/17 6:26 p.m. The driver of a Jeep Cherokee was cited for failure to drive to the right of an approaching vehicle after a collision with a bicyclist at Boones Ferry Road and Kruse Way. THEFTS 8/16/17 7:49 a.m. Sunglasses were taken from an unlocked Toyota Highlander overnight on Greentree Road. 8/16/17 8:30 a.m. A backpack, a MacBook Pro and a wallet containing credit cards and a driver's license were taken from an unlocked Jeep Rubicon on Park Road...

Survivor Lisa Theri opened up about the 25 days she spent lost and naked in the woods of Alabama before being rescued earlier this week The 25-year-old from Louisville defied all odds, surviving 28 days alone, with nothing at her disposal but her will to live. Rodgers said Theris survived by drinking water from a brook and eating berries and mushrooms. Buzzfeed identified the #woman as Lisa Theris. Lisa Theris was last seen on July 18 and her family feared the worst. The Alabama woman who spent a month in the woods opened up about her ordeal in an interview with NBC 12 while showing off her horrific injuries. It sounds just like the plot line of a television show - a woman naked and afraid , lost in remote woods . She had finally managed to stumble onto Highway 82 to get help. "It was all about finding the road or finding a person", said Theris. Separately, Mobile County court records show Knollwood Apartments asked a court to evict Theris from an apartment in Mobile i...

Months after the Civil War-era cannonballs were discovered at the former arsenal and munitions factory in Lawrenceville, residents are given the green light to move into the 243-unit apartment complex. By Jessica Sinichak August 21, 2017 photos courtesy Arsenal 201   N ow that the Civil War-era cannonballs have been cleared from the premises, the Arsenal 201 apartment complex in Lawrenceville is ready for rentals. The community’s first residents were allowed to move into the former federal arsenal and munitions factory at the corner of 40th and Butler streets earlier this month, according to the Pittsburgh Business Times . Indianapolis- based Milhaus Development is the developer for the project.   In March, construction workers found more than 30 cannonballs filled with black powder on the former 38- acre Allegheny Arsenal — a major supplier of the Union Army during the Civil War — that were considered still dangerous. A resulting site cleanup led to the di...