Woman Assaults her Husband Again in Front of the Cops

Future Arrest

On March 12, 2026 around 5:52 PM, Officer Christian Rendo, Officer David Marciano, and Sergeant Nicholas Leto with the Fairview Police Department were dispatched to a residence on a report of a domestic disturbance. Officer Marciano arrived on scene first and made contact with the nanny in the driveway. The nanny told him that she felt threatened by the male party. Officer Rendo arrived on scene shortly afterwards walked into the residence to speak with the male party. The male party told Officer Rendo that there had been a verbal dispute between him and his wife Shameen Ali.

He also told Officer Rendo that Shameen was not caring for the children and that she was spending time with her boyfriend away from the children. Following the verbal dispute, both Shameen and the babysitter had been instructed by the male party to leave the residence. The babysitter claimed that the male party smoked cannabis and drank alcohol regularly, and he admitted to drinking when he was asked. Based on the circumstances, Shameen was asked to return to the scene.

The couple shared a 10-month-old baby and 2-year-old child. Shameen arrived on scene and made contact with Officer Rendo. She also claimed that the male party regularly drank alcohol and smoked cannabis. Officer Rendo offered her an opportunity to apply for a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO), and Shameen stated that she would apply for one in the future. Even though Shameen was advised to leave the residence, she insisted on going back inside to care for her children.

As the officers were about to clear the scene, Officer Rendo observed Shameen strike the male party in the back of the head with an open hand. The officers instructed Shameen to place her daughter on the floor, and she was then placed under arrest. She was handcuffed and escorted to the patrol car.

Officer Rendo transported Shameen to the Fairview Police Department for further processing. Judge Crystal Calabrese was contacted, and she advised the officers to release Shameen on a summons. After she was photographed and fingerprinted, Shameen was given a courtesy transport back to the residence so that she could retrieve her belongings before leaving. The Department of Child Protection & Permanency (DCP&P) was notified of this incident, and they advised that there would be a 24-hour response from the Bergen South office to the residence.

Following this particular incident, Shameen was later arrested again for domestic violence in Fairview, NJ after allegedly slicing her husband with a knife on March 31, 2026.

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