Police Blotter for the Week of February 28

Wednesday, March 2 — 12:02 a.m.

Officer Michael Trover arrested a 50-year-old woman from Wyckoff at the intersection of Lincoln and Rea avenues following a motor vehicle stop. The woman was charged with driving under the influence, careless driving and failure to keep right. Her can was impounded pursuant to John's Law.

Thursday, March 3 - 10:43 a.m.

Officer Murray Yang arrested a 26-year-old from Glen Rock on an outstanding warrant out of Carneys Point for $114. He posted cash bail and was released.

Thursday, March 3 — 1:19 p.m.

Officer Yang arrested a 48-year-old male out of Glen Rock on a Hoboken Police Department warrant for stalking. He was transported to Glen Rock Police headquarters and turned over to Hoboken authorities.

Thursday, March 3 — 10:21 p.m.

Officer Adam Pyatak arrested a 23-year-old female from South Hackensack on Route 208 and Maple Avenue for an $81 warrant out of Little Ferry. She posted bail and was released.

Sunday, March 6 — 12:39 a.m.

A Devonshire Place resident contacted Glen Rock Police to report that someone had thrown a large rock through a window at their home. No one was injured and there are no known suspects.

Sunday, March 6 — 1:02 a.m.

A Highland Road resident reported that on Sunday evening her vehicle, which was parked in her driveway, was broken into. A CD and several pay stubs were missing. Glen Rock Police later received info from Saddle Brook that 2 juveniles were arrested for breaking into vehicles there. Police report that the juveniles had pay stubs in their possession. Detectives are investigating whether there is a connection.

Sunday, March 6 — 5:13 a.m.

Following a traffic stop on Route 208, Officer Bryan Scott arrested a 32-year-old female out of Nyack, N.Y., on charges of possession of narcotic paraphernalia, DUI and speeding.

Sunday, March 6 — 9:17 a.m.

Officer Robert Surdyka was dispatched to Food Basics at 937 Lincoln Ave. following a manager’s report of theft. Two females were recorded on a surveillance tape stealing 2 bottles of Johnnie Walker Black valued at $60 each. When Officer Surdyka and the store manager reviewed the tape they saw the females leaving the store with the bottles in a purse. Police obtained a vehicle description and license plate number. The Detective Bureau is following up.