PRESS RELEASE

On May 30th, 2010 at approximately 1301 officers were dispatched to 220 West Branch Avenue (The Mansions Apartments) for the report of a male who held a handgun to a female’s head at apartment 1017. Officers arrived on location and located the victim in the area of the 1000 building. Upon securing the perimeter of the building, the suspect, Anthony J. Laramore (23yrs of age) exited the apartment and was taken into custody without incident.

Officers securing the apartment located an air-soft shotgun on the bed. Anthony Laramore stated that was the weapon used. The victim and witness confirmed it was a black handgun that Anthony had held to her head and cocked the hammer. The apartment was secured and a search warrant was obtained. Subsequent search of the apartment led to the recovery of a black 9mm handgun and a quantity of Cocaine and narcotic packaging materials consistent with distribution.

Anthony Laramore was charged with Aggravated Assault, Possession of Cocaine with Intent to Distribute, Possession of a handgun and related narcotic and weapon offenses. He was processed and remanded to the Camden County Correctional Facility in default of bail.

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On May 27th 2010 at approximately 1128 hours, Christopher W. Roepke age 26 of Lindenwold was arrested during the course of a motor vehicle stop for possession of a Controlled Dangerous Substance with intent to distribute the same. Investigation during the motor vehicle stop led to the seizure of 113 80mg Oxycotin pills, 20 100mg Viagra pills, 9 counterfeit NJ State Prescription Blanks and CDS paraphernalia. Christopher Roepke was charged with related narcotics offenses and tampering with evidence for attempting to destroy the pills and prescription blanks during the stop. He was processed and remanded to the Camden County Correctional Facility in default of bail.

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On May 31st at 0333 officers were dispatched to a residence on Terrace Avenue for the report of a residential burglary. A juvenile female awoke to find two males in the residence. Both males fled into a wooded area to the rear of the residence. Officers arrived and secured the residence and surrounding area. A perimeter officer located two males who appeared to have just emerged from the wooded area. The males were detained and were positively identified as the males who had fled from the residence.

Corey Agostarola and Louis Scrivani, both of Pine Hill, were arrested for the Burglary. Corey Agostarola admitted his involvement in the Burglary/Theft from the residence and nine others from vehicles in the area. Detectives recovered a significant amount of the property that had been stolen after being led to a crawlspace under a residence that was used to store the stolen items.

Corey Agostarola and Louis Scrivani were both charged with Burglary and Theft and remanded to the Camden County Correctional Facility in default of bail.

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On June 02, 2010 at approximately 1836 hours, Kerone Little, 22 year old male from Lindenwold, was arrested during the course of a motor vehicle stop for Resisting Arrest, Escape and Possession of Marijuana with Intent to Distribute the same. Kerone was operating a motor vehicle that was stopped on West Branch Avenue. Officers observed a quantity of Marijuana in his possession, in plain view. Officers attempted to take Kerone into custody and he resisted. He was secured in handcuffs without incident, but as Officers attempted to secure him in the rear of the patrol unit he lunged at an officer, striking him with his shoulder and fled on West Branch Avenue.

He was taken into custody after a foot chase and brief struggle. During the chase he discarded a large quantity of cash. All of the money was recovered and the vehicle was secured while a search warrant was obtained. After the issuance of the search warrant, the vehicle was searched and approximately 5 ounces of Marijuana, along with packaging materials consistent with CDS distribution was seized. Kerone was remanded to the Camden County Correctional Facility in default of bail.

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On June 24, 2010 at 0007 hours, Officers of the Pine Hill Police Department were dispatched to the Cross Keys Auto Sales, located at 201 Cross Keys Road for the report of suspicious activity in the lot. A Pine Hill Officer arrived a short time later and the lot attendant four subjects had fled prior to his arrival. The attendant reported four vehicles had been burglarized and electronics had been stolen. The Pine Hill Officer searched the area for the suspects and located four subjects at the Longo Auto Sales, located at 140 Cross Keys Road in Winslow Twp. They were in the process of removing items from three separate vehicles and were in possession of burglary tools, including written directions on entering vehicles and removing electronics. The Pine Hill Officer detained all four suspects until other units arrived.

The stolen electronics from the burglaries at Cross Keys Auto Sales were recovered inside of a vehicle driven by one of the suspects. Two of the suspects confessed to the burglaries and said the group was planning to steal one or more of the vehicles to sell in Philadelphia. Three adults and a juvenile were charged in Pine Hill Borough and Winslow Twp with four counts of Burglary, three counts of Theft and 1 count of conspiracy. Those arrested included; Kurtis D. Goodman, 20 of Philadelphia, Deniesha R. King 19 of Clementon, Laquan R. Quarles, 19 of Clementon and a 17 year old juvenile male. All were released expect for Kurtis D. Goodman who was remanded to the Camden County Correctional Facility in default of bail.