Thursday, August 9, 2012
The Jewelry Exchange says it's ceased purchasing secondhand jewelry. Personnel from The Wayne Diamond and Jewelry Exchange allegedly attacked a cameraman and a reporter.
Authorities promise to stay vigilant and keep investigating businesses that purchase secondhand jewelry in light of burglaries that occurred in town earlier this year. Passaic County Prosecutor Camelia Valdes reaffirmed her office’s commitment to find the stolen items that have not been recovered yet. Valdes and other authorities said Tuesday that a dozen Wayne jewelers allegedly violated state and local laws protecting consumers seeking to trade in their precious metals for money. None of the businesses were licensed to purchase jewelry. “We want to make sure that if people’s homes are being burglarized, and their jewelry is being sold at these places, we have an opportunity to at least recovery some of the jewelry from homes that have …
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The Jewelry Exchange
22 W Belt Plz, Wayne, NJ
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Jewelry By Marcus
24 Us Highway 46, Wayne, NJ
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Tuesday, August 7, 2012
More than 170 state civil complaints were filed against the business owners.
A dozen Wayne jewelers allegedly violated state and municipal laws by improperly purchasing precious metals from undercover investigators. More than 170 state civil complaints and 30 municipal code violations were filed against the jewelers for allegedly violating the laws protecting consumers seeking to trade in gold, silver and other precious metals for money. Law enforcement officials announced the alleged violations at a press conference Tuesday. The jewelers are accused of failing to weigh and test the fineness of precious metals in plain view of sellers, not obtaining sellers’ proof of identification, not posting the prices offered for precious metals, and failing to issue receipts. Some sellers allegedly did not use a scale …
Monday, April 30, 2012
Alleged thief breaks leg in escape attempt
A man broke his leg early Monday during an attempted burglary of Jewelry By Marcus on Route 46 East, Wayne Police reported. Police responded to an alarm that went off at the business shortly before 4:30 a.m., Detective Capt. James Clarke said. Upon arriving at the scene, police heard power tools being used and discovered a false wall covering an alley between the store and a business directly behind it, Clarke said. Police at the scene discovered a man-sized hole in the store’s wall and the power tools used to create it behind the false wall, Clarke said. A man was spotted on the roof of the jewelry store, Clarke said. A perimeter was set up to look for the individual. Passaic County Sheriff’s K-9 responded to the scene to assist in the …
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Scondo
11:06 am on Thursday, August 9, 2012
To put it bluntly , this is a major blow to their ability to do any kind of business. People will wonder if the same business tactics employed in the purchase of gold are being employed in the sale of jewelry to the consumer, I did see the news reoport and the camera crew incident and although I have purchase there before, I will not again. more ›