Hillsborough Police Blotter: DUI, Car Break-Ins, Property Theft

The following are incidents reported to Hillsborough Police in August and September 2015:

Aug. 16

Gary Ciancio Jr., 34, of Middlesex was arrested for driving under the influence after his vehicle was stopped by police on Route 206. His blood alcohol content was found to be 0.12%. Ciancio was also charged with speeding. He was processed and released pending a court appearance.

Aug. 28

Yeni Pena, 32, of Bound Brook, was arrested for driving under the influnce after her vehicle was stopped by police on Triangle Road. Her blood alcohol content was found to be 0.15%. Pena was also charged with failure to keep right. She was processed and released pending a court appearance.

Aug. 28

Alexis Salomon-Cabrera, 35, of Skillman, was arrested for driving under the influence after his vehicle was stopped by police on Route 206. His blood alcohol content was found to be 0.21%. Salomon-Cabrera was also charged with failure to keep right, unlicensed driver and failure to exhibit registration. He was processed and released pending a court appearance.

Sept. 1

A Route 206 resident reported sometime overnight his mailbox was stolen. The mailbox was last seen mounted along the roadway. Value of the mailbox was $15.00.

Sept. 1

The employee of a Route 206 business reported someone damaged her vehicle while it was parked in the business parking lot during business hours. Several scratched and dents were observed on the vehicle. Damage was valued at $1,200.

Sept. 2

A Deanna Drive resident reported their vehicle was entered sometime overnight while it was parked outside the residence and the convertible top of the vehicle was damaged. Value of the damage was $159.

Sept. 2

A Deanna Drive resident reported two of their vehicles were entered sometime overnight while they were parked outside of the residence. Various items were taken from the vehicles. Total value of the stolen items was $160.

Sept. 2

A Deanna Drive resident reported their vehicle was entered sometime overnight while it was parked outside the residence. Various items were taken from the vehicle and a window was broken as well. Value of the stolen items was $124.

Sept. 2

A Roycefield Road resident reported that sometime overnight a quad, a dirt bike, and a compressor, and scrap metal was stolen from their property. Value of the stolen items was $1,200.

Sept. 2

A Balmoral Court resident reported two of their vehicles were entered sometime overnight while they were parked outside of the residence. Various items were taken from the vehicles. Additionally, both of the vehicles were damaged by being scratched with an unknown object. Value of the stolem items was $180. Damage to the vehicles was reported to be in excess of $500.

Sept. 2

A Bloomingdale Drive resident reported their vehicle was entered sometime overnight while it was parked outside of the residence. A radar detector was taken form the vehicle. Value of the stolen item was valued at $200.

Sept. 2

A Bloomingdale Drive resident reported their vehicle was entered sometime overnight while it was parked outside of the residence. Various items were taken from the vehicle. Value of the stoeln items was $75.

Sept. 2

A Bloomingdale Drive resident reported both their vehicles were entered sometime overnight and various items were taken. One of the vehicles was parked in the garage of the residence. Additionally items were taken form the open garage. Value of the stolen items was $330.

Sept. 3

A Cromwell resident reported their vehicle was entered sometime over the past few nights while it as parked outside of the residence. Various items were taken from the vehicle. Value of the stolen items was $110.

Sept. 3

A Deanna Drive resident reported their vehicle was entered sometime overnight while it was parked outside of the residence. A window on the vehicle was broken. Value of the broken window was $100.

Sept 4.

A Bloomingdale Drive resident reported a ladder and shop vacuum were taken from his garage sometime over the past two days. Value of the items $150.