On Tuesday, July 10, 2012 at 4:00 AM, the Quick Check store located at 1509 Morris Avenue in Union, New Jersey was robbed at gun point by the pictured suspects.

During the investigation a witness was found who reported that he saw the suspect jump from the fire escape and leave in a white SUV, but neglected to contact the police.  While responding to this call a patrol officer passed a shite SUV about a mile west of the scene that appeared to be a Chevrolet Tahoe or GMC Yukon with black door handles and a black horizontal rail across the doors.

The suspect was described as a dark skinned Hispanic or Indian male, 5’7” in height, 25-35 years of age, medium build, with scruffy facial hair.  The victim indicated that the suspect was wearing a black dew-rag with a twisted knot on top, a black sweatshirt with a white stripe on the sleeves, and light colored jeans.

Information developed during the investigation indicates that the pictured black male is only known as “Ali Mack” or “Machiavelli”.  “Ali Mack” appears to be in his 40’s and he might be from the East Orange, Newark, & Irvington area.  The weapon used in this armed robbery has not been recovered.

On Thursday, April 5, 2012 at 12:40 PM, four or five black males, age 40-50, all armed with handguns robbed the Club Taboo Gentlemen`s Lounge located at 2005 East Linden Avenue in Linden, New Jersey.  The manager of the club was pistol whipped and injuried during the armed robbery.

All of the suspects fled in a dark Ford Explorer with beige trim (Eddie Bauer Edition) and a blue 2 door compact vehicle similar to an Acura or Lexus.

On Sunday, December 18, 2011, the TD Bank located at the intersection of Morris and Commerce Avenues in Union, New Jersey was robbed.  The suspect stated that he had a weapon.

The suspect is described as a heavy set black male, in his 30`s, 6`2" tall, 250-300 lbs., wearing a black leather jacket, gray hoody,  and blue or black baggy sweat pants with cargo type pockets.

The suspect may have left the area of the robbery in a dark colored Ford Explorer.

Walter Yovany Gomez is wanted for a murder that occurred in the City of Plainfield on May 15, 2011.  Gomez should be considered armed and dangerous.  Gomez is in the United States illegally and is a citizen of Honduras.

Gomez also goes by the Geovany and Walter Yovany Rios Gomez.

On Monday, April 18, 2011 at 0540 Hrs. the clerk at the Welsh Farms Store located at the intersection of West First Avenue & Amsterdam Avenue in Roselle was robbed at gunpoint by the pictured suspect prior to opening for business.  Suspect #1 knocked on the door and asked the clerk if he could purchase a bottle of water.  The clerk unlocked the door and the suspect entered the store, walked to the cooler, then produced a black handgun and led the clerk to a back office.  Suspect #2 then entered the store immediately afterwards, locked the door behind him, and also proceeded to the office.  Once inside the office a nylon bag was placed over the clerk’s head and her hands and feet were bound with duct tape.  Suspects removed several thousand dollars from the office area as well as multiple rolls of scratch off lottery tickets.  The suspects fled the immediate area on foot.  The attached image was captured from the store’s surveillance system.

Suspect—Black male, dark skinned, 6’0”, thin build, wearing a gray and black checkered hoodie, black scarf over his lower face, and black gloves.

On Monday, April 18, 2011 at 0540 Hrs. the clerk at the Welsh Farms Store located at the intersection of West First Avenue & Amsterdam Avenue in Roselle was robbed at gunpoint by the pictured suspect prior to opening for business.  Suspect #1 knocked on the door and asked the clerk if he could purchase a bottle of water.  The clerk unlocked the door and the suspect entered the store, walked to the cooler, then produced a black handgun and led the clerk to a back office.  Suspect #2 then entered the store immediately afterwards, locked the door behind him, and also proceeded to the office.  Once inside the office a nylon bag was placed over the clerk’s head and her hands and feet were bound with duct tape.  Suspects removed several thousand dollars from the office area as well as multiple rolls of scratch off lottery tickets.  The suspects fled the immediate area on foot.  The attached image was captured from the store’s surveillance system.

Suspect—Black male, 6’0”, thin build, wearing a black skull cap with white letters on the front, black jacket with a multi colored pattern on the back and Skeetcher type shoes.

SUMMIT — Police have supplied a composite sketch of a suspect in a child-luring incident that took place in Summit just before 6 p.m. Monday, May 14.

According to police, the victim, a 12-year-old boy, was with his friends, walking his dog on Linden Place, in a residential neighborhood, when he noticed a gold-colored SUV, possibly a Toyota, traveling slowly towards them. The driver stopped the SUV and asked, “could you help me, my mother is very sick and I need help finding her house, could you get in the car and help me?” The victim said “no” and quickly ran in the opposite direction and the SUV drove off.

Police said the child described the driver as a white male between 33- and 40-years old, with medium build, brown hair, a brown goatee-style beard with grey on the sides, who was wearing dark sunglasses and a white, short-sleeved, T-shirt. He said the man appeared to have a black or blue tattoo on his upper right arm that was barely visible, just below his right shirt sleeve.

The man was driving a four-door gold or tan SUV, possibly a Toyota, possibly with a New York State license plate, dark tinted windows, dark upholstery and a center console gear shifter. There was an item, possibly a pair of Rosary, beads with a crucifix, hanging from the rearview mirror. The engine made a “rattling” noise, the child told police.

Any member of the public having information concerning this incident or the suspect should contact Sgt. Thomas Rich, 908-273-5871.