County Sheriff Reports 3 Lacey Arrests in November

Three Lacey residents were among 44 people listed in the November arrest blotter by the Ocean County Sheriff’s Department, according to information recently released by Cpt. Matthew Armstrong.

From January through Nov. 30, the department made 1,171 arrests and extradited 43 fugitives from out of state to face charges in Ocean County.

Of the 44 arrested in November, eight were for outstanding child support arrears totaling $111,866 and one was a fugitive from justice.

Those arrested in Lacey were: 

Nov. 30
Rachel Nani, 22, of Lanoka Harbor was arrested on a superior court warrant for allegedly failing to comply with the Ocean County Drug Court Program. She was sent to the Ocean County Jail with no option for bail.

Nani was previously indicted for allegedly breaking into a woman’s car, stealing her wallet and credit cards and using one of them at the Lacey ShopRite in June.

Nov. 28
Robert Braden, 43, of Forked River was arrested by sheriff detectives on a Superior Court warrant for allegedly failing to comply with the Ocean County Drug Court Program. He was sent to the Ocean County jail with no option for bail. 

Nov. 19
Timothy Davis, 43, of Forked River was arrested by sheriff officers on a superior court warrant for allegedly failing to comply with the Ocean County Drug Court Program. He was also sent to the county jail with no option for bail.

Davis was previously indicted for his role in an auto part theft ring.