3 armed men committed a home invasion today in Pleasantville. No one was hurt.

 

Info and news report here: URL:http://www.nbc40.net/story/23650911/authorities-searching-for-three-men-after-pleasantville-home-invasion

I heard on 101.5 yesterday that there was another home invasion in Pleasantville. The old lady went out to get the mail and when she came back in a guy was in her house he assaulted her and left. I think they said she was 86.

 

What kind of sick SOB would want to hurt a little old lady. I found the article she was 96 and she was sexually assaulted. They should chops his pearls off and roast than and make him eat them.

 

http://abclocal.go.com/wpvi/story?section=news/local&id=9278672

*what; illegal activity in pleasantville?!?!*.

 

 

 

*Sarcasm.

I feel ya medic yeti... But regardless of where it is it seems like they are becoming more and more frequent.

 

I was researching ammo and looking over a build specifically for home defense/protection for the past few days. Something I can get to quick and operate if someone were to step through the door illegally. My wife has been irritated that I've been spending time on that.... After hearing about this she's asking me if I have my other rifles at the ready.

 

There are some sick people out there

And they run the AC jail!

This happened not far from my house- but it says the victim knew his attackers.  Sounds fishy to me. 

http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/news/breaking/state-police-arrest-four-in-connection-with-brutal-beating-and/article_bcaaa336-3036-11e3-bfa9-001a4bcf887a.html?mode=jqm

 

Four suspects have been arrested and charged in connection with a home invasion and brutal beating of a Dennis Township man last month.

State Police said the victim told troopers that three people forced their way into his home, located on Corson Tavern Road, assaulted him and stole cash about 2 a.m. Sept. 18.

The victim was bruised and had a broken rib as a result, police said, adding that he knew his attackers.

A three-week investigation resulted in the arrest of three suspects and a co-conspirator who turned himself in, police said.

On Oct. 3, Kayla Twyman, 25, of Ocean City, was arrested, followed by George Poteat, 23, of Egg Harbor Township, and Mark Rolls, 25, of Ocean City, on Oct. 4, police said. Timothy Nixon, 25, of Ocean City, turned himself in to detectives at the Woodbine station.

All were charged with robbery, aggravated assault, burglary and unlawful weapons charges, and taken to Cape May County Jail.

Bail was set at $150,000 for Twyman and Poteat, and $250,000 for Nixon and Rolls.

Police are continuing to investigate the incident.

 

Still... this is something to be mindful of, these types of crimes are happening more often, and are hitting close by.  Kind of ticked off that the State Police keep everything a secret until after the perps are arrested. 

 

 

This happened last month too:

http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/news/crime/breaking_crime_news/seventeen-firearms-reported-stolen-from-dennis-township-residence/article_e91347f2-1001-11e3-a737-001a4bcf887a.html?mode=jqm

 

 

Seventeen firearms were stolen from a Dennis Township residence Tuesday night, State Police said.

Troopers from the Woodbine station responded to a call on the 600 block of Petersburg Road, and found the home had been burglarized, with guns and an unknown amount of ammunition taken, State Police said.

Taken were nine handguns and eight rifles, including an AK-47 and a Colt AR-15.

Also taken was a $20 gold piece, two $5 gold pieces and other change.

Anyone with information about the guns or the theft is asked to call the Woodbine Station at 609-861-5698.

 

Of course they had to detail the two "evil-scary" rifles rather than just saying eight rifles. 

I feel ya medic yeti... But regardless of where it is it seems like they are becoming more frequent.

Without a doubt they are becoming more frequent. I suspect that the criminals broke into the wrong house and learned their mistake, that being the reason nothing was stolen and no one hurt. Criminals aren't known to be the smartest and they can screw up an address and wind up at any of our houses. I live in a single family house, street number 18. The apartments across the street have an apartment 1B. Apartment 1B is occupied by an alcoholic man who sells his prescription pain pills out of his place. I watched someone B&E there last week. It's only a matter of time before some dumb ass comes looking for 1B and knocks on 18.

I have a handgun safe hidden in the bedroom with a simple push button combination and fast access. I practice getting into it in the dark, so does my wife.

This happened not far from my house- but it says the victim knew his attackers.  Sounds fishy to me. 

http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/news/breaking/state-police-arrest-four-in-connection-with-brutal-beating-and/article_bcaaa336-3036-11e3-bfa9-001a4bcf887a.html?mode=jqm

 

Still... this is something to be mindful of, these types of crimes are happening more often, and are hitting close by.  Kind of ticked off that the State Police keep everything a secret until after the perps are arrested. 

 

 

This happened last month too:

http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/news/crime/breaking_crime_news/seventeen-firearms-reported-stolen-from-dennis-township-residence/article_e91347f2-1001-11e3-a737-001a4bcf887a.html?mode=jqm

 

 

Of course they had to detail the two "evil-scary" rifles rather than just saying eight rifles. 

 

 

Hm, the "Colt AR-15" as well as "Avtomat Kalashnikov type semi-automatic firearms" are listed by name on the banned gun list in Jersey law.

 

So either:

 

A. The cops reported the wrong weapons to the press

B. The press mistakenly stated those guns by those names in particular

 

OR

 

C. They guy had guns on the banned list, and forgot to keep them stored under his floorboards or something, which AFAIK is standard procedure in this hell hole for those who want any such "naughty" items.

 

If answer is C, the cops could probably charge the hapless owner with a butt ton of BS charges.

Hm, the "Colt AR-15" as well as "Avtomat Kalashnikov type semi-automatic firearms" are listed by name on the banned gun list in Jersey law.

 

So either:

 

A. The cops reported the wrong weapons to the press

B. The press mistakenly stated those guns by those names in particular

 

OR

 

C. They guy had guns on the banned list, and forgot to keep them stored under his floorboards or something, which AFAIK is standard procedure in this hell hole for those who want any such "naughty" items.

 

If answer is C, the cops could probably charge the hapless owner with a butt ton of BS charges.

It's probably just them speaking generally... "Colt AR-15" but in reality it was a Jersey legal Colt 6920. The "AK-47" could be a Jersey legal Saiga.

Still, it irks me that the press went out of their way to report those two specifically, but not a peep about the other 6 rifles. Typical media.

 

 

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It's probably just them speaking generally... "Colt AR-15" but in reality it was a Jersey legal Colt 6920. The "AK-47" could be a Jersey legal Saiga.

Still, it irks me that the press went out of their way to report those two specifically, but not a peep about the other 6 rifles. Typical media.

 

I agree with you there. The arms are likely all legal.