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MPD ATTEMPTING TO IDENTIFY BURGLARY SUSPECTS

1/26/12 - The Maywood Police Department is attempting to learn the identity of two burglary suspects captured on surveillance video at the Bergen Town Center. On January 24, 2012, the two suspects seen in the photographs below, went to a home on East Spring Valley Avenue and broke a glass window pane on a side door in an attempt to gain entry. When they were spotted by a neighbor, they fled on foot and ran into the Bergen Town Center. If anyone can identify either of the actors, they are asked to contact the Maywood Police Department at 201-845-8800.

SUSPECT ARRESTED WITH 1/2 POUND OF MARIJUANA

1/25/12 - On January 23, 2012 at 10:48 p.m., The Maywood Police Department arrested Jesse Almonte, 22, of Paterson, NJ, for possessing a half of a pound of marijuana. Mr. Almonte was confronted by a Patrol Officer after he was observed acting suspiciously on Taplin Avenue. A subsequent investigation, which led to the seizure of the marijuana, was conducted after an odor of raw marijuana was detected from inside the vehicle he was operating.

Mr. Almonte was charged with possession of marijuana, possession with intent to distribute the marijuana, and possession with intent to distribute the marijuana in a school zone. The matter will be referred to the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office for disposition.

 COUPLE ARRESTED AFTER SMASH & GRAB BURGLARY

1/18/12 - The Maywood Police Department arrested Robert A. Bodurka, 44, of Rochelle Park this morning for burglarizing the Maywood Wine & Liquors at 117 East Passaic Street. On January 18, 2012 at 2:07 a.m., the front glass door to the liquor store was smashed and the cash register, lottery tickets, and cigarettes were taken. An hour and a half later, at 3:29 a.m., Patrol observed Mr. Bodurka operating his fiancé’s vehicle and conducted a motor vehicle stop. Mr. Bodurka’s fiancée, Barbara L. Raabe, 32, of Rochelle Park, was in the passenger’s seat. Proceeds to the burglary were located in the vehicle and they were both taken into custody.

Mr. Bodurka was charged with burglary, theft, criminal mischief, and possession of heroin. Bail was set at $50,000.00 with no 10% option and he was remanded to the Bergen County Jail. Mr. Bodurka was previously arrested by the Maywood Police Department on January 9, 2012 for committing two burglaries on West Pleasant Avenue, but he was released from the Bergen County Jail on January 11, 2012 after posting bail.

Mrs. Raabe was charged with receiving stolen property and possession of crack/cocaine. Bail was set at $25,000.00 with no 10% option and she was also remanded to the Bergen County Jail.

COMMERCIAL BURGLARY ARREST

1/10/12 - On January 9, 2012, The Maywood Police Department arrested Robert A. Bodurka, 44, of Rochelle Park, for committing a burglary and theft at the Krauszers Convenience Store on West Pleasant Avenue. Mr. Bodurka entered the store on January 7, 2012 at 3:00 a.m. by smashing the front window with a hammer. He stole several scratch off lottery tickets and fled in a vehicle he parked outside. Mr. Bodurka was identified from surveillance video of the incident.(Pictured on the right: Robert A. Bodurka)

Mr. Bodurka was arrested at his residence in Rochelle Park, where there was evidence found that linked him to the burglary at Another Facet Jewelry Store. Another Facet was burglarized on December 27, 2011, where a window was smashed and a jewelry display case was removed. Further investigation revealed that Thomas J. Diana, 28, of Maywood, committed the burglary at Another Facet with Mr. Bodurka.

Mr. Bodurka was committed to the Bergen County Jail on $10,000.00 bail. Mr. Diana’s whereabouts are currently unknown and there is an active warrant for his arrest.  (Pictured Above: Thomas J. Diana)