Page 10 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • September 11, 2013 Franklin Lakes Police department responds to varied incidents On Aug. 20, a Greenridge Road resident told the Frank- lin Lakes police that between Aug. 14 and 20 unknown persons had entered his garage and stolen a mountain bike valued at $200. There were no signs of forced entry into the garage. Officer Robert Smith investigated. During the night on Aug. 21, two portable basketball hoops belonging to the borough were taken from the park- ing lot of the recreation field located on Pulis Avenue. Officer Robert Grassi investigated. The Delta Gas Station located on Franklin Avenue reported that, during the night on Aug. 25, unknown per- sons attempted to burglarize the premises. The actor(s) smashed the front window with a squeegee left at the pumps. Entry was not gained and no items were reported missing. The case has been forwarded to the detective bureau. Officers Robert Smith and Mark McCombs inves- tigated. At 8:07 a.m. on Aug. 30, as a result of a motor vehicle stop, a 30-year-old man from Greenwood Lake, New York was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated, being under the influence of a controlled dangerous sub- stance, driving while his driver’s license was suspended, and failure to maintain lane. Officers Robert Grassi, Wil- liam Zangara, and Dennis Hill investigated. On Aug. 31, as a result of a motor vehicle stop at 10:39 p.m. on Colonial Road, a 59 year-old Paterson man was arrested on an outstanding warrant out of the Hawthorne Municipal Court. Bail was posted and the man was released. Officers Mark McCombs and Dennis Hill investigated. Also on Aug. 31, as a result of a 10:16 p.m. motor vehi- cle stop on Indian Trial Drive, a 22 year-old Allendale man was arrested and charged with possession of heroin. Detec- tive Sergeant Anthony Pacelli and Officers Nicholas Klein, Francis O’Brien, and William Zangara investigated. On Sept. 4, as a result of a motor vehicle stop at 12:30 a.m. on Franklin Avenue, a 39 year-old Mahwah woman was arrested and charged with DWI, careless driving, speeding, and failure to signal for a turn. Officers Donald Wilson, Robert Smith, and Gerard Gansel investigated. Officers honored (continued from page 9) council commendations for exceptional service, and six Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association citations during his career, including apprehension and lifesaving awards. “Sergeant Cook was known to all as a dedicated and loyal police officer,” Bivona stated before he wished Cook and his family good health and happiness on behalf of the governing body and the borough’s residents, and he honored and commended Cook for his many years of out- standing service to the Franklin Lakes community.