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[fiberisgoodforyou]

Victim, suspect in robbery both arrested after fight in Freehold
Posted by the Asbury Park Press on 11/26/07
BY MICHELLE SAHN

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FREEHOLD — A 36-year-old borough man was the victim of a robbery Sunday evening, but about an hour later, that man and his friends were arrested for fighting with the accused robber, police said.

The victim told police he spotted the man who robbed him, so he and his friends tried to detain the 20-year-old until officers arrived. But before police got there, a fight between accused robber and the other men broke out in the street, so everyone was taken into custody, authorities said.

Around 5:30 p.m., Jose Juan Carlos Rodriguez, 36, was near the corner of Jackson and Mechanic streets when two men approached him, said Lt. Mark Wodell.

One man asked for a dollar, and when Rodriguez took out his wallet, one of the men grabbed it, stole $40, and then returned the wallet to the victim, police said.

Then one of the men - later identified as Johnny Delaera, 20, of Institute Street in the borough - began to punch the victim in the head, while the other man stole his cell phone and gold bracelet, said Wodell.

The men fled, and the victim reported the robbery to police.

About an hour later, police were called to Park Avenue near Foodtown on a report of a fight.

When Patrolman Eduardo Santana arrived, Delaera was on the ground, but he said he wanted to fight and refused to comply with police orders, said Wodell.

Rodriguez was also at the scene and he told police that he and his friends spotted Delaera and tried to hold him until police arrived, but before they got there, the fight broke out.

Delaera was charged with robbery, resisting arrest and conspiracy. He was sent to the Monmouth County Jail in Freehold Township, with bail set at $52,500.

Rodriguez, Pedro Oroche, 51, and Luis Morales Maldonado, 37, all of the borough, were charged with disorderly conduct. All three were released.

Police are still looking for second man involved in the robbery. Anyone with information about it is asked to call the detective division at [phone].

[Libyan Sibyl]

Lesson here: if you are robbed or harmed in some way, just lie down and take it. Otherwise, you also will be charged with a criminal offense. These 3 guys (one of whom were robbed) don't sound like vigilantes, unless there is more to the story than reported, I really don't agree with the criminal complaints against them.

[concerned]

Libyan, you can't allow a group of three to simply enforce the law as they feel fit..don't the police do that?

[bergsteiger]

That’s an interesting story.

If someone asks me for a dollar, the answer would most likely be no. For some strange reason if I was to feel bad and take out my wallet and the person grabbed it. The story would end with an ambulance took the two suspects to Center State for multiple bruises and broken bones ;D

If a robber enters my home the story ends a little different.

[richardkelsey]

fiberisgoodforyou said:

Victim, suspect in robbery both arrested after fight in Freehold
Posted by the Asbury Park Press on 11/26/07
BY MICHELLE SAHN

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FREEHOLD — A 36-year-old borough man was the victim of a robbery Sunday evening, but about an hour later, that man and his friends were arrested for fighting with the accused robber, police said.

The victim told police he spotted the man who robbed him, so he and his friends tried to detain the 20-year-old until officers arrived. But before police got there, a fight between accused robber and the other men broke out in the street, so everyone was taken into custody, authorities said.

Around 5:30 p.m., Jose Juan Carlos Rodriguez, 36, was near the corner of Jackson and Mechanic streets when two men approached him, said Lt. Mark Wodell.

One man asked for a dollar, and when Rodriguez took out his wallet, one of the men grabbed it, stole $40, and then returned the wallet to the victim, police said.

Then one of the men - later identified as Johnny Delaera, 20, of Institute Street in the borough - began to punch the victim in the head, while the other man stole his cell phone and gold bracelet, said Wodell.

The men fled, and the victim reported the robbery to police.

About an hour later, police were called to Park Avenue near Foodtown on a report of a fight.

When Patrolman Eduardo Santana arrived, Delaera was on the ground, but he said he wanted to fight and refused to comply with police orders, said Wodell.

Rodriguez was also at the scene and he told police that he and his friends spotted Delaera and tried to hold him until police arrived, but before they got there, the fight broke out.

Delaera was charged with robbery, resisting arrest and conspiracy. He was sent to the Monmouth County Jail in Freehold Township, with bail set at $52,500.

Rodriguez, Pedro Oroche, 51, and Luis Morales Maldonado, 37, all of the borough, were charged with disorderly conduct. All three were released.

Police are still looking for second man involved in the robbery. Anyone with information about it is asked to call the detective division at [phone].

The initial description of the robbery sounds like the deliberate targeting of someone the robbers believed to be an illegal immigrant. People who do this should be dealt with as harshly as the law allows.

[bergsteiger]

All street robbers should be dealt with harshly. Robbers target the weak and most vulnerable, being an illegal alien shouldn’t by it self be a harsher penalty.

[Libyan Sibyl]

concerned said:

Libyan, you can't allow a group of three to simply enforce the law as they feel fit..don't the police do that?

These three weren't enforcing the law, they were detaining the criminal and waiting for law enforcement to arrive (at least according to the story). The criminal chose to become violent (for the second time that night).

[fiberisgoodforyou]

bergsteiger said:

All street robbers should be dealt with harshly. Robbers target the weak and most vulnerable, being an illegal alien shouldn’t by it self be a harsher penalty.

OK Match the Offense letters with the corresponding Sentencing numbers

Offense
A-Robbing an Illegal Alien
B-Robbing an Old Woman
C-Robbing an 9 year old

Sentencing
1-Harsh
2-Harsher
3-Harshest

#3 is the Answer to all three. Of course circumstances will vary, however I believe the Criminal Justice System must to take a very firm approach to street crime. I am sure we ALL Will agree that this comes down to a simple approach, that a Criminal acting upon a victim deserves the harshest punishment that suits the crime.

Back to the "Story"; the "Robber" is up on robbery charges, and the two men who confronted the "Robber" are being charged with disorderly conduct. Now heres the "RUB". I don't know about ONLY, but mainly in America the Robber can take civil action and now sue the two men involved, for possible assault and battery, as well as unlawful detainment and confinement charges.

This is another reason why you let the Police do their job, and why you can not take the law into your own hands.

[Libyan Sibyl]

I'll bet dollars to donuts that if these men didn't take action, there would not have been any arrest.

Good for them.

[Libyan Sibyl]

ali said:

libyansybil said:

I'll bet dollars to donuts that if these men didn't take action, there would not have been any arrest.

Good for them.

Jackson and Mechanic streets used to have a nice cheaphome style eatery place for eating and drinking. this seem unpossible that one of the men grabbed a wallet and, stole $40 and, then returned the wallet to the victim. Why not just take the money and run and toss the wallet in the sewer?
this is highly ironical, that the three mans intafear with amerrican due process, so that it can be argued Rodriguez, Oroche, and Morales Maldonado viloted the civilrights of mr robberyman Delaera by holding him against his free will while aledgedly asualting him during their unlawful detainment. Mr. Delara needs to contact the ACLU for a constitutional consultation.
this story is smelling of mostly rotting mofongo.

I just love the fact that you went back and edited your post. Why? Did you want to make sure that your posting was incomprehensible, grammatically incorrect and contained as many mispellings as possible?

[richardkelsey]

ali said:

libyansybil said:

I'll bet dollars to donuts that if these men didn't take action, there would not have been any arrest.

Good for them.

Jackson and Mechanic streets used to have a nice cheaphome style eatery place for eating and drinking. this seem unpossible that one of the men grabbed a wallet and, stole $40 and, then returned the wallet to the victim. Why not just take the money and run and toss the wallet in the sewer?
this is highly ironical, that the three mans intafear with amerrican due process, so that it can be argued Rodriguez, Oroche, and Morales Maldonado viloted the civilrights of mr robberyman Delaera by holding him against his free will while aledgedly asualting him during their unlawful detainment. Mr. Delara needs to contact the ACLU for a constitutional consultation.
this story is smelling of mostly rotting mofongo.

This post makes my hair hurt!