CLAYTON HERITAGES STORE ROBBED

On Wednesday, November 15th, at approximately 11 AM the Heritages Dairy Store (419 N.

Delsea Dr. Clayton) was Robbed by a disguised women later identified

as Patrice L. Quackenbush who resides on the 200 block of Nassau Dr. in

Haddonfield. Miss Quackenbush demanded money by passing a note to the

cashier which stated that she was armed with a knife. An undisclosed amount of

money was turned over to Miss Quackenbush. Miss Quackenbush then fled the

store.

Clayton Police responded to the scene and with the assistance of Monroe Twp.

Police, Ptlm. Picillio and his K9 partner were able to track Miss Quackenbush to

the area of her boyfriend’s residence located on the 100 Block of Church Lane in

Clayton.

It was later discovered that Miss Quackenbush had a Taxi waiting for her at the

home and that she had fled the scene prior to police arrival.

Police located Miss Quackenbush later in the day when she returned to the home

from Camden. At which time it was discovered that Mrs. Quackenbush had an

active warrant for an unpaid traffic citation out of Deptford. She was arrested and

searched incident to arrest. Multiple bags of heroin, hypodermic needles, and

drug paraphernalia were found on her persons.

Miss Quackenbush was taken to police HQ where she confessed to the robbery.

Miss Quackenbush relayed that her motivation for the robbery was to feed her

drug addiction. Clayton Detectives applied for a search warrant for her

residence. Much of the clothing that Miss Quackenbush was wearing to disguise

herself was located along with the note that had passed to the cashier.

Additional drugs and paraphernalia were located inside of the residence.

Miss Quackenbush was charged with Possession of Heroin, possession of

hypodermic needles, possession of drug paraphernalia, failure to surrender

C.D.S., robbery, theft, and terroristic threats. Judge William Golden placed the

charges on a “no bail” warrant. Miss Quackenbush is currently lodged in Salem