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A 70-year-old Princeton woman was charged with defiant trespass after police responded to a call for an unwanted person at a Nassau Street business on July 25. She was also charged with obstruction of the administration of law for allegedly failing to obey a police officer’s order.

A pair of Rayban sunglasses, valued at $324, was reported stolen on July 25 from a home on Province Line Road.

Two men and a woman entered a Nassau Street store on July 21 and stole an assortment of merchandise valued at $1,288.

An Erdman Avenue resident reported receiving a telephone call from a caller who told him there was a federal warrant for the his arrest. The caller attempted to have the victim pay $20,000 to avoid arrest, but the victim did not pay the money. The incident of criminal attempt and theft by deception was reported on July 21.

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