Thursday, September 10, 2026 · Serving all of Hudson County since March 2011Secaucus Police Make Several Arrests for Theft, DWI and Outstanding Warrants
The Secaucus Police Department has been busy over the past week, making several arrests in relation to a variety of crimes. On January 20th, police arrested 57-year-old Luis Rivera of…
The Secaucus Police Department has been busy over the past week, making several arrests in relation to a variety of crimes.
On January 20th, police arrested 57-year-old Luis Rivera of Jersey City for theft and conspiracy in relation to a theft incident that occurred at Jimmy Jazz, a store located at 80 Enterprise Avenue. Mr. Rivera was transported to the Hudson County Jail.
On January 21st, police conducted a motor vehicle stop and arrested 51-year-old Joesette Colclough of Jersey City for outstanding warrants and hindering apprehension for providing false information to the police. Ms. Colclough was released on her own recognizance and issued a complaint summons along with 6 motor vehicle summonses.
On January 22nd, police conducted two separate motor vehicle stops and arrested two individuals for driving while intoxicated. The first, 24-year-old Benjamin Martinez Portillo of Union City, was issued a motor vehicle summons and released into the custody of a responsible adult. The second, 43-year-old Luis Tineo of Ridgefield, was also issued a motor vehicle summons and released into the custody of a responsible adult.
On the same day, police were notified by the State Parole Board of an outstanding warrant for an individual living in Secaucus. A motor vehicle stop was conducted and police arrested 29-year-old William Shutte of Secaucus for the outstanding warrant, as well as 36-year-old Jason Flores of Teaneck and 27-year-old Isiah Medina of Union City for possession of crack cocaine and drug paraphernalia. All three individuals were transported to the Hudson County Jail.
Finally, on January 22nd at 10:00 PM, police conducted another motor vehicle stop and arrested 31-year-old Oscar Garcia-Jeronimo of East Orange for driving while intoxicated. He was issued a motor vehicle summons and released into the custody of a responsible adult.
It is important to note that all of these individuals are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.