The East Windsor Police blotter through Wednesday had the following reports:
The East Windsor Police Blotter dated Aug. 8 had the following reports:
The East Windsor Police blotter dated July 31 had the following reports:
Giovanni Gaines-Little was sentenced to prison for the crash that killed East Windsor resident Kerri Lynn Shea.
A group of men entered Super Pollo II in Trenton and “brutally assaulted patrons,” police said.
Stephon Fisher, 18, was shot and killed in Trenton on May 19.
All vehicles were left unlocked, and many had car keys inside, police said.
Theresa L. Hilton, a Deputy Director for the NJ Division of Criminal Justice, will temporarily lead the MCPO.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated July 25 had the following reports:
Police said the motorcyclist was traveling at a high speed and obstructed view of the road due to parked vehicles may have caused the crash.
Jeremy Giliberti pleaded guilty in federal court, admitting that he had 5 of the explosive devices in his vehicle and home.
Jose Guadrou-Martinez succumbed to his injuries at a local hospital, police said.
The Mercer County Homicide Task Force and the Trenton Police are currently investigating the shooting.
No injuries were reported. The house was unoccupied at the time.
The East Windsor Police blotter, dated June 13, had the following reports:
Red Cross is offering assistance to the families that have been displaced by the fire.
East Windsor will get $7,000 for the campaign.
Part of the house was engulfed in flames and left completely blackened.
Mercer County Prosecutor now charges Yu Chavarria with aggravated assault against his father, Edgar, on Jan. 25 in East Windsor.
Authorities found four handguns, an assault weapon and six high-capacity magazines during the investigation.
The East Windsor Police Blotter dated Jan. 31 had the following reports:
Giovanni Gaines-Little fled the scene of the crash in which a 43-year-old East Windsor woman was killed last year, authorities said.
58-year-old Edgar Chavarria was found on the kitchen floor bleeding from the head and face, authorities said.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated Jan. 24 had the following reports:
Robert Christie of Trenton was sentenced to life in prison for the January 2020 killing of a man in Bristol Township.
Mouhamadou Ndiour knowingly possessed and distributed more than 1,000 items depicting child sex exploitation, authorities said.
The East Windsor Police blotter date Jan. 18 had the following reports:
The East Windsor Police blotter dated Jan. 11 had the following reports:
The pair was sentenced to 60 years in prison without parole for the 2020 killing of William Irizarry and Julius Vargas, authorities said.
The East Windsor Police Blotter dated Jan. 4 had the following reports:
The East Windsor Police blotter dated Dec. 21 had the following reports:
Mayor Janice S. Mironov administered oaths of office to new officers recently.
The East Windsor police blotter dated Dec. 14, had the following reports:
According to investigation, the driver knowingly left the scene of the collision and failed to report it, police said.
Two credit cards were stolen from the vehicle, which was later used to make purchases, police said.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated Dec. 1 had the following reports:
The men inflated overtime hours, saying they inspected Trenton homes where children tested positive for high levels of lead in their blood.
The girl and her dog were crossing an intersection when they were struck by a gray Jeep Grand Cherokee, West Windsor Police said.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated Nov. 22 had the following reports:
The East Windsor Police blotter dated Nov. 16 had the following reports: