Monday, November 28, 2011
The criminal mischief charge against Max Rosen, which was initially a third-degree felony, has been reduced to a first-degree misdemeanor.
Max Rosen, one of the four suspects in the Roberts Ridge vandalism case, waived his preliminary hearing today in front of District Judge Donald Nasshorn. Rosen is charged with criminal mischief to a public building, disorderly conduct, littering and conspiracy to commit each of the charges. The charges are associated with what police believe is Rosen's involvement in a $19,000 vandalism spree back in May. The criminal mischief charge against Rosen, which was initially a third-degree felony, was reduced to a first-degree misdemeanor. The change was made based on the extent of damage authorities believe Rosen should be held accountable for if found guilty. The maximum punishment for a first-degree misdemeanor is up to five years in prison…
Monday, October 3, 2011
The hearing for two suspects in the Roberts Ridge vandalism case was continued from today until Nov. 7, officials said.
A court hearing for two of the suspects in the Roberts Ridge vandalism case has been continued until Nov. 7, officials said. Max Rosen, 18, of Trumbull Court in Newtown Township and Colin O'Neill, 19, of Dispatch Drive in Washington Crossing were arraigned in front of District Judge Donald Nasshorn last week for charges stemming from nearly $19,000 in damage to the Newtown Township park. A hearing was initially scheduled for today at 1:45 p.m. The teens are being charged with criminal mischief to a public building, disorderly conduct, littering and conspiracy to commit each of the charges. Due to the extent of the damage and the loss suffered by the township, the charges of criminal mischief fall into the felony category, police said. If …
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Police in Auburn, N.Y. have located 20-year-old Jacob Grussenmeyer -- known by his friends as "Jake G" -- after an arrest warrant was issued for his suspected involvement in the Roberts Ridge vandalism case.
The fourth suspect in the Roberts Ridge Park vandalism case has been found by a New York police department and will return to Bucks County within three days, Newtown Township Police announced Wednesday. An arrest warrant was issued Monday for Northampton Township resident Jacob Grussenmeyer, 20, after he failed to show up to a district court arraignment for charges stemming from his suspected involvement in nearly $19,000 in vandalism at the Newtown Township park. The incident occurred May 31. The Auburn Police Department in New York contacted Newtown Township Police Wednesday, notifying them that Grussenmeyer had been taken into custody and is in the Cayuga County Jail. Auburn police said Grussenmeyer was taken in front of a judge as a …
Monday, September 26, 2011
Max Rosen, 18, of Trumbull Court in Newtown Township and Colin O'Neill, 19, of Dispatch Drive in Washington Crossing were arraigned today in front of District Judge Donald Nasshorn.
Two of the four suspects in the Roberts Ridge vandalism case were arraigned in front of District Judge Donald Nasshorn this afternoon for charges stemming from nearly $19,000 in damage to the Newtown Township park. Max Rosen, 18, of Trumbull Court in Newtown Township and Colin O'Neill, 19, of Dispatch Drive in Washington Crossing were present at the Newtown Borough courtroom to hear Judge Nasshorn read their charges. The teens are being charged with criminal mischief to a public building, disorderly conduct, littering and conspiracy to commit each of the charges. Due to the extent of the damage and the loss suffered by the township, the charges of criminal mischief fall into the felony category, police said. If convicted of criminal …
Maxine Rosen
3:33 pm on Friday, October 14, 2011
Dont worry about it Kara. What we have here is a mommy who is trying to blame everyone including the Pope for her darling lil boys crimes. This kid is a derelect, a hoodlum, and a mental case. Lock him up and throw away the key. Dont forget to pack his boo boo bunny, blankie, and binky mommy. Lil maxies gonna need it.... more ›