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Glen Rock Police Make Arrest in Bottle King Liquor Store Theft Ring

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Glen Rock NJ, in a significant development following a year-long investigation, Glen Rock detectives have apprehended a woman suspected of involvement in a theft ring targeting the local Bottle King liquor store. The arrest, made on April 30, marks a crucial breakthrough in the case, shedding light on a series of organized retail thefts that have plagued the community.

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Ridgewood Man Picked Up on Shoplifting Charges in Glen Rock

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Glen Rock NJ, Following a two-week Glen Rock Police investigation, D/Sgt James Calaski arrested a 55-year-old Ridgewood man on shoplifting charges stemming from incidents that occurred at Bottle King Liquors on Prospect Street. The investigation was begun on May 12 when the management of Bottle King reported that $2,000 worth of wine had been stolen from the store on two separate dates in March and April. Through the review of receipts and video surveillance footage, detectives were able to identify the actor. On each occasion, the actor had taken expensive bottles of wine and placed them in cases marked at a lower price. The man would then check out paying the lower price, in each case defrauding Bottle King of $1,000 for two separate purchases.
Since the time of the arrest, full restitution has been made to Bottle King.

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Glen Rock Police Apprehend Serial Shoplifter

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Glen Rock NJ, on Tuesday march 3rd  at 4:39 p.m. Glen Rock Patrols were dispatched to Bottle King Liquors on the 900 block of Prospect Street on a reported shoplifting in progress. The female subject had fled to store, however, based upon the description provided by store personnel, P.O. Sarah Orsita apprehended the subject on Saddle River Road in Fair Lawn. The woman was found to be in possession of two stolen bottles of Johnnie Walker, valued at $128.

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Man Defecates in Glen Rock Store Aisle and Leaves Building

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Glen Rock NJ , we don’t know how we previously missed this one, according to the Glen Rock Police on August 6th at 3:26 p.m. the Manager of Bottle King reported that a male customer had asked to use the restroom in the store. The customer was advised that was not possible due to COVID-19 restrictions which were in place. The man then proceeded to defecate on the floor of a store aisle and left the building. Detectives are attempting to identify the subject and the store manager was advised of the procedure to sign a complaint under the Glen Rock Borough Ordinance, which prohibits individuals from defecating or urinating in public view.

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Bottle King to purchase Herold’s Farm property in Glen Rock

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Bottle King to purchase Herold’s Farm property in Glen Rock

March 4, 2015, 4:34 PM    Last updated: Wednesday, March 4, 2015, 6:17 PM
By Chris harris
staff writer |
The Record

GLEN ROCK — After more than 75 years on Fair Lawn’s border, Herold’s Farm and Garden Center on Prospect Street will soon have new ownership.

Bottle King agreed to acquire the 2.8-acre property in Glen Rock “a few weeks ago,” the liquor store chain’s president Ken Friedman confirmed Wednesday.

Friedman said as soon as the deal is finalized, the land will be “developed as a retail space,” and that Bottle King’s current location just across the street will be shuttered.

Ground could be broken at the site within months, Friedman said, adding that it will be “about a year” before the new store opens.

Friedman said Bottle King does good business in Glen Rock, which partly inspired interest in purchasing the land.

https://www.northjersey.com/news/bottle-king-to-purchase-herold-s-farm-property-in-glen-rock-1.1282207