A manager recognize the male and believes in smoking

--The manager of a business on Pitman-Downer Road reported on Marlboro Cigarettes Price Oct. 26 that someone burglarized the store overnight, leaving behind what is believed to be blood. Video surveillance shows a light-colored, two-door vehicle with a missing hubcap on the drivers side dropping off a suspect who entered the front of the business. The car then circled the business and picked up the man, who stole a bag full of cigarette cartons including Marlboro Red, Marlboro Menthol Light, Marlboro Light, Marlboro Smooth and Marlboro Gold. --A Washington Township man reported on Oct. 17 that his son's headphones and cell phone were stolen from the locker room at Holly Dell Ice Arena. Three other juveniles also reported items were stolen from their lockers. Surveillance cameras from elsewhere inside the building show a male entering the ice arena, going into the locker room for four minutes and then leaving the property. A manager recognize the male and believes he's committed similar thefts there as well. --A 29-year-old Washington Township man was arrested for driving under the influence on Nov. 1 after he was stopped for traveling 56 mph on Egg Harbor Road in a 45 mph zone. The man reported having two pale ales in Philadelphia before driving. After failing field sobriety tests, he was take to police headquarters where a breath test indicated his blood alcohol content to be .19. He was released to another individual with a court summons. --A Tiros Avenue woman reported on Nov. 17 that someone stole a wreath from her front door. It was valued at $15. Police said a woman who was subsequently interviewed admitted to stealing lawn ornaments from locations in the area, and a complaint was filed against the woman for the wreath theft. --A maintenance director for Manor Care on Fries Mill Road reported on Nov. 24 that several pieces of black aluminum fencing totaling 936 feet built around a retention pond were stolen. --A Plantation Court couple reported on Nov. 11 that a trombone, laptop, jewelry, and $250 in cash was stolen from their home. Police said it looked like a suspect used a wine bottle in a recycle to smash open a window on a side door. Online Cigarettes Prints were lifted from a door knob and dead bolt lever to be tested. --A Hurffville-Grenloch Road man reported on Nov. 14 that his daughter's belongings, including an iPod, clothes, pillow, make up and stuffed animals, were stolen from his car, which was left unlocked overnight. The value of the items was $640. --A 45-year-old Washington Township woman was arrested for shoplifting on Nov. 26 after employees of the Burlington Coat Factory reported seeing the woman take lingerie into a fitting room but exit without them. The woman was arrested and released with a court summons.