The focus of this year’s Click It or Ticket campaign is to promote seat belt usage by adults in front and rear seats, officials said.
The East Windsor Police Blotter dated May 17 contained the following reports:
The Russian man is implicated in "at least three different global ransomware conspiracies." The DoS is offering $10M for information.
The East Windsor Police Department didn't see any "major discipline" cases in 2022, according to a new report from the AG's office.
To help spread awareness, Sheriff Jack Kemler shares some tips for bicyclists.
A Trenton resident attempted to buy a new phone using stolen account information from AT&T, police said.
Based on initial investigation, the fire that damaged the home on Monday afternoon was deemed accidental in nature.
A police officer discontinued his attempt to stop a vehicle after the driver began driving erratically, police said.
James J Romano III stayed at home during the time he was supposed to patrol county parks, according to the affidavit.
John Denuto worked as a coach at various schools and clubs. He exploited his position to abuse his victims, authorities said.
After nearly 40 years, authorities were able to link an ex-death row killer to the unsolved 1984 sexual assault and death of a local teen.
An East Windsor man was charged with DUI after his vehicle left the road and hit a tree, police said.
Over the past 24 hours, the Sheriff’s Office received numerous complaints about scammer impersonating a Sheriff’s Sergeant, officials said.
A fisherman on the Delaware River alerted authorities when they spotted a body last Tuesday. Zachary Lobato had been missing since January.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated March 23 had the following reports:
According to investigators, Olcay Darkanat of Matawan stole $250,000 from residents in East Windsor, Monmouth and Middlesex counties.
An East Windsor resident struck several parked vehicles and fled the scene on foot, police said.
A Newark resident was found in possession of an illegal handgun on Rt. 130, police said.
A woman was found at Motel 6 with drugs, drug paraphernalia and weapons, police said.
Here's this week's police blotter from East Windsor.
Five DUIs were reported in the past week in East Windsor, according to the police blotter.
Police have charged a PA man who defrauded a resident of $14,500 following a Facebook Marketplace scam.
Police Chief Jason Hart outlined steps taken by the police department and said they were committed to solving the crimes.
A PA man was driving west in the eastbound lanes of Route 33. Police have charged him with DUI.
A man falsely claimed to be a Philadelphia police officer when stopped by East Windsor police.
The East Windsor resident punched the worker after he felt he was incorrectly provided $1 less of gas than he paid for, police said.
A patrol officer’s car was rear-ended while stopped at a red traffic light. Both the officer and the driver of the vehicle were uninjured.
Officer Dylan P. Dempsey recently took the oath of office. He will be assigned to a Uniform Services Platoon.
Authorities found a man in possession of crack cocaine during a motor vehicle stop on Route 130.
A motor vehicle crash on the New Jersey Turnpike in East Windsor has prompted delays on Saturday, authorities said.
All five drivers were charged with DUI and other offenses.
An altercation broke out between the driver and passenger over the fare, police said. The man was charged with making terroristic threats.
Julia McDaid was found at Bear Brook, located off of Oak Creek, police said.
A woman was killed after a tire of the vehicle she was traveling in crashed into the SUV's front windshield, state police said.
The payroll documents contained misrepresentations regarding the number of drivers the company employed and their duties, Acting AG said
Angel R Ortiz, 43, left the store without paying for the merchandise valued at $2,899, police said
A Mercer County 8th grader died after he was struck by a vehicle while on his bicycle Friday night, authorities said.
Jefrey Vasquez-Calderon fatally stabbed his neighbor Luis Sanchez in 2019, authorities said.
The two East Windsor residents fled on foot but were apprehended by police and placed under arrest, authorities said.
East Windsor Police received a grant of $7,000 from the Division of Highway Traffic Safety to participate in the country-wide campaign.