By: Tracie Carter
A Somers Point man will spend several years behind bars following his sentencing in connection with a multi-agency investigation involving financial crimes, weapons offenses, and resisting arrest.
According to information released by authorities, Dennis Page II, 33, was sentenced on Tuesday, March 17, 2026, to an aggregate term of eight years in New Jersey State Prison.
The sentence includes a period of 3.5 years of parole ineligibility.
Page was convicted on charges including second-degree unlawful possession of a handgun, third-degree theft, and fourth-degree resisting arrest.
The case stems in part from a February 2022 investigation launched by the New Jersey State Police into a widespread money laundering scheme involving stolen checks across Atlantic County.
Authorities said Page played a collusive role in the operation by depositing fraudulent checks into his bank account and transferring funds.
The investigation ultimately resulted in charges against 36 individuals.
Additional incidents further compounded the charges against Page.
On June 18, 2024, officers with the Egg Harbor Township Police Department attempted to stop Page on Jefferson Avenue after discovering he had multiple active warrants.
When officers informed him he was under arrest, Page attempted to flee the scene.
In a separate incident on August 12, 2024, Pleasantville police officers conducting a welfare check encountered Page unconscious inside a running vehicle near North New Road and Woodland Avenue. 
After waking him, officers observed a handgun inside the vehicle. Authorities determined Page did not possess a legal permit for the weapon.
Officials said the combined incidents led to the charges that ultimately resulted in Page’s sentencing.