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Denville Police Arrest Resident on Multiple Weapons Charges Following Investigation

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Denville police arrested Robert Benyo, 27, on multiple weapons charges after a search warrant was executed at his Beaver Brook Lane home following local gunfire reports. The investigation commenced on November 15, 2025, when an anonymous complaint led police to Benyo, who was allegedly discharging firearms in the area. Detectives collected further witness testimonies, prompting them to obtain a search warrant approved by a Superior Court judge. During the search, officers seized several illegal firearms. Benyo faces serious charges, including unlawful possession of a handgun and prohibited weapons.

The police emphasized the community's safety in their response to the ongoing gunfire incidents. He is currently held at the Morris County Correctional Facility, awaiting a court appearance. The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding illegal firearms and community safety in Denville.

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