September 11, 2013 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • Page 23 Borough of Midland Park Police Department Report On Aug. 13, a Pine Street resident reported to Officer Birch that he received a counterfeit $10 bill while he was in Sea- side Heights. The bill was turned over to Detective Sergeant Gibbons for processing to the Secret Service. Following up on an incident that occurred on July 13, Detective Sergeant Gibbons arrested a 22-year-old male resident of Lincoln Park on Aug. 13. The male at that time provided police officers with false information. An investigation revealed his correct name and, on Aug. 9, Officer Thomas Bedoe issued a warrant for the male’s arrest. Detective Sergeant Gib- bons saw the defendant at a local business. Before being taken into custody, the defen- dant was searched and patrol discovered a small baggie containing greenish vegeta- tion. He was processed and charged with possession of marijuana under 50 grams in addition to the charges for providing false information to an officer. He was released with a pending court date. Lieutenant Van- denberg and Officers Kenneth Junta and Jason Tillson assisted in the investigation. On Aug. 14, a 35-year-old Fair Lawn man was arrested on outstanding war- rants. Detective Sergeant Gibbons issued one warrant in November 2012 for pass- ing a $520 check with insufficient funds to a local business. The other warrant was issued by the Midland Park Municipal Court in the amount of $750 for a traffic violation. Officers Kenneth Junta, Christo- pher Birch, and Jason Tillson investigated. While on patrol at 8:05 p.m. on Aug. 14, Officer Birch located juvenile males in the playground of a local school. In speaking with two of the males, Officer Birch detected an odor of burnt marijuana emanating from them. Patrol observed Bergen County Players Seated: Robert G. Ouellette, Jim Kelly, and Andrew Gutierrez. Standing: Jim Espaillat, John Michael Villa, Dan Giordano, Charles Gerard Timm, and Christian Spinella in ‘Man of La Mancha.’ (Photo courtesy of Alan Zenreich.) (continued from page 12) The talented cast of Man of La Mancha includes: Brad Baron as Don Quixote (Glen Rock), Nina Lionetti as Aldonza (West- wood), Bill Kaufman as Sancho (Paterson), Brian James Grace as the padre (Clifton), Neil Kahn as the duke/Dr. Carrasco (May- wood), Kenneth Fodor as the governor/inn- keeper (Westwood), Jim Kelly as the barber (Park Ridge), Rosella DeVincenzo as the innkeeper’s wife (Oradell), Elisabeth Erd- mann as Antonia (Nutley), Shari Mendel- son as the housekeeper (Fort Lee), David Luke as captain of the guard (Washington Township), Dan Giordano as Pedro/mule- teer (Leonia), Christian Spinella as gui- tarist/muleteer (East Rutherford), Charles Gerard Timm as Rodrigo/muleteer (Clif- ton), Andrew Guiterrez as Juan/mule- teer (River Edge), Robert G. Ouellette as Paco/muleteer (Westwood), Jill Eras as Moorish dancer (Wyckoff), Jim Espaillat as Anselmo/muleteer (Bogota), and John Michael Villa as Jose/muleteer (Franklin Lakes). In addition to McElroy-Poquette and Bell, the production teadm includes Oren Korenblum (choreographer), Rhea Smith (choreographer – Moorish dance), Sandra Chiappino (producer/stage manager), Paul Reitnauer (assistant to the director/assis- tant stage manager), David Arts (combat choreographer), Mark Cardone (set design), Lauren Zenreich (décor), Patty Howard, Lynn Oliver (costumes), Neil Kahn (sound design), Raymond Poquette (lighting design), Jillian Hendrickson (lighting oper- ation), Pat Bain and Annette Jacobs (props), Margie McDonough and Laura Bateman (stage crew), Norma Llamos (makeup), Ed Gross and J. Edmund Fond (publicity), Alan Zenreich (photography), and Eileen Winkler (member-at-large). Please note that the show includes mature subject matter. Tickets are $22 for all performances, and may be purchased online at www.bcplayers. org, by calling (201) 261-4200, or by visit- ing the box office at 298 Kinderkamack Road in Oradell during regular box office hours. Visa, Master Card, and American Express are accepted. Discounted tickets for students age 25 and under with proper ID are available for $14 by phone or walk- up only. BCP will continue to offer a “Questions & Artists” discussion following select per- formances. The “Man of La Mancha” Q&A will be held immediately after the Sept. 20 performance. Admission is included in the cost of the ticket. Since its founding in 1932, Bergen County Players has grown from a small community theater group to nearly 300 vol- unteer members who work on and off the stage. an iPhone and a box on the ground. The box contained plastic baggies with green- ish/brown vegetation inside. They were instructed to empty their pockets which revealed a pipe with burnt marijuana resi- due and a plastic baggie with marijuana. One juvenile is a Midland Park resident and the other is a Waldwick resident. Both are 16. They were transported to head- quarters for processing and were released into the custody of their parents and will appear in juvenile court. Sergeant Michael Powderley and Detective Sergeant Gib- bons assisted. On Aug. 16, Detective Sergeant Gib- bons took a report from the daughter of a Midland Park resident who stated her father had been the victim of credit card fraud. She stated that, sometime between September 2009 and Aug. 16, 2013, some- one made charges amounting to $1,026 on his store credit card. At the conclusion of an investigation into an allegation that her bank account had been comprised, Detective Sergeant John Gibbons charged a Paterson resident with providing a false statement to a police offi- cer on Aug. 22. The investigation began on Aug. 13 when the subject reported to Ser- geant Gregory Kasbarian a relative with- drew $900 from her bank account without permission. The bank’s security video was viewed and showed the fraudulent transac- tion taking place. The defendant was seen in the video sitting in the passenger seat and signing the withdrawal slip. She was released, and is to appear in the Midland Park Municipal Court. On Aug. 22, Officer Mark Berninger arrested a 23-year-old Midland Park man on an outstanding warrant out of the River- dale Municipal Court. The defendant was transported to headquarters where bail in the amount of $110 was paid in full. He was released with a new court date. Ser- geant Kasbarian assisted. As the result of a traffic stop on Aug. 27, Officers Christopher Birch and Thomas Bedoe arrested a 51-year-old resident of Ridgewood on an outstanding warrant out of the Waldwick Municipal Court. The male was transported to headquar- ters where arrangements were made to satisfy the $35 warrant. Two summonses were issued to the defendant for traffic violations. He was released with a pending court date. On Sept. 2 at 9:50 p.m., Officer Steven Vander Pyl and Officer Bedoe located and arrested a 21-year-old male resident. The subject had an outstanding warrant from the Bergen County Sheriff’s Department. That department was contacted and took custody of the defendant. On Sept. 3, the owner of a local busi- ness reported that a check he received from a female Midland Park resident had been returned by the bank due to insuffi- cient funds. The subject was contacted and informed the check in the amount of $265 had bounced. Officers Vander Pyl, Chris- topher Birch, and Jason Tillson investi- gated. The incident was referred to the detective bureau. Also on Sept. 3, the manager of a local business reported an employee was being detained after it was discovered he was making fraudulent returns since Febru- ary 2012. The returns totaled $2,800. The defendant, a 22-year-old Hawthorne resident, was transported to headquar- ters, processed, and charged with theft by deception. He was released with a pending court date. Sergeant Michael Powderley, Detective Sergeant Gibbons, and Officer Kevin Van Dyk investigated.