Aberdeen Police Urge Heritage Square Residents to Check Valuables After Superintendent’s Arrest
Police accuse apartment superintendent Nicholas Brent of illegally entering residents’ homes and stealing belongings. The investigation continues, and residents are urged to report suspected losses.
Aberdeen Township police are asking residents of Heritage Square Apartments to check for missing jewelry and other valuables after the apartment complex’s superintendent, Nicholas Brent, was arrested.
In a public notice, police said Brent is accused of using his access to enter residents’ apartments unlawfully and take personal belongings. The investigation remains ongoing.
Residents who find property missing or believe they may have been affected are asked to contact Detective Ronald Osadacz Jr. at (732) 566-2054 or Ron.osadacz@aberdeennj.org.
The allegations are accusations. Brent is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.
Source: Aberdeen Township Police Department Facebook page.
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