officers, scanner auto including former Councilman Philip Kenny, have

officers, scanner auto including former Councilman Philip Kenny, have pleaded guilty.
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Bayonne guy billed with kidnapping led cops on wild automobile chase, studies say

Printed: Tuesday, March 22, 2011, four:49 PM Up to date: Tuesday, March 22, 2011, 5:ten PM
Reena Rose Sibayan/The Jersey JournaCesar Mendez, 44, of Bayonne, has been billed with driving drunk, kidnapping, and top cops on the wild vehicle chase, reviews say A Bayonne guy charged with kidnapping, driving drunk, and top ford focus flip key cops over a wild chase by way of downtown Bayonne, appeared terribly battered when he appeared in courtroom today on individuals expenses and several other others, such as aggravated assault on the police officer, resisting arrest, and weapons offenses.Cesar Mendez, 44, of Kelly Parkway, was also issued 32 motorized vehicle summonses, including reckless driving, dashing, driving while suspended, and several tickets for operating red-colored lighting and quit signs, based on courtroom documents.The chase commenced yesterday at 3:31 p.m. when an officer saw a green Chevy Blazer on an Avenue C sidewalk heading south towards 18th Street, court docket papers say.Two police cruisers pulled driving the Blazer at Avenue C near 11th Road but Mendez refused to pull above and ran the light at tenth Avenue, based on the court papers.The Blazer achieved the speed of forty five miles for each hour because it dashed by way of red lighting fixtures and stop symptoms alongside many streets, like Avenue C, North Road, Kennedy Boulevard, and Lord Streets, court docket papers say.The automobile also stopped abruptly numerous occasions in makes an attempt to collide with police automobiles, courtroom papers say.Since the Blazer turned on to Lord Road from Avenue C, the passenger door swung wide open and a passenger tried to flee, but could not, in accordance with the courtroom records.Just like the chase was terminated at Lord and Fifth streets, the