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Paramus NJ, an early morning patrol by a Bergen County Sheriff’s Department officer led to the discovery of an unoccupied 2014 Mercedes Benz sedan crashed into a utility pole at the intersection of Roedel Place and West Midland Avenue in Paramus. The incident occurred around 5:30 AM on Wednesday, June 26.
Mysterious Disappearance of Occupants
Shortly after the crash was found, a local resident reported seeing two individuals hiding behind a nearby elementary school. Despite an extensive search involving officers from Paramus, Maywood, River Edge, Emerson, Washington Township, and the Bergen County Sheriff’s Department Patrol and K9 Divisions, no one was located in the area.
Vehicle Impounded, Investigation Ongoing
A tow truck was called to the scene to remove the wrecked Mercedes and transport it to a secure impound yard. The Paramus Police Department is expected to conduct further investigations into the incident to uncover more details about the occupants and the circumstances leading up to the crash.
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I’d rather get charged with leaving the scene of an accident than a DWI
You could get tagged with both….
How could one possible get ‘tagged’ for DWI unless they foolishly admit ‘operation’ or are found wandering around still under the influence. Even in the peoples republic of New Jerkey it wouldnt be likely to charge a sober person with DWI the day after the accident
Gee, I don’t expect we’ll ever figure out who the car belongs to. It’ll just be one of life’s little mysteries.
yeah, “two individuals hiding” doesn’t give much of a clue………
Two words: LICENSE PLATE.
If your Benz disappears, what are you going to do? Forget about it? Report it?
Exactly that the prove that you were drunk, maybe they just lost control of the car and got nervous and ran away. This is what happens when police offices try to be the court system. They want to be the council the judge the witness they try to figure everything out ,
So police from Paramus, Maywood, River Edge, Emerson, Washington Township, including the Bergen County Sheriff’s Department Patrol AND K9 Divisions, all turned out to investigate a crashed, abandoned vehicle? What, the Ridgewood boys too busy playing Candy Crush on their phones in Van Neste?
Just missing the National Guard.
Post of the day !
County handle it