The local Dunkin Donuts was out of caramel, and the customer was not happy, police said.
The plates were supposed to be returned, police said.
One teenager was arrested after she refused to call her parents because she'd get in too much trouble at home, police said.
Police said the woman wasn't chased, but that the incident was "suspicious."
Arthur Clarke, 64, was found dead in Lake Hopatcong Tuesday morning, police said.
Arthur Clarke, 64, was last seen Friday, May 19 when he left for a nighttime swim.
He will reportedly be required to register as a sex offender.
Arson has not been ruled out, a spokesperson for the Morris County Prosecutor's Office told Patch.
Police say he knew the woman whose home he broke into.
"You should not be in possession of illegal drugs in order to give them back to a friend," Hopatcong police said.
The elementary schooler was quick to call 911, which helped save the lives of two dogs.
He thought he was meeting up with a 14-year-old girl. Instead, law enforcement was waiting for him.
An alert has been issued for a deadly batch of heroin that's caused at least 12 overdoses and three deaths, according to authorities.
One "spur of the moment" act landed a Sparta man with an upcoming court date, police said.
The bunny suited prankster didn't hop away scot-free: he pleaded guilty to charges of disorderly conduct.
Victor Razumov gouged his eyes out while awaiting trail on murder charges.
"If this young man was alone this incident may have had a very bad ending," Hopatcong Police said. The teen was riding with his brother.
The man's child was in the home at the time, police said, and he was allegedly high during the three days.
A stray cigarette butt caused the fire, Sparta Police said.
Authorities arrested a Pennsylvania man and searching for a Ringwood woman in connection with the body of Hopatcong's Ashley Castro.
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A tipster told police that three adults were smoking meth and marijuana near the child, police said.
"He was arrested for $3.00 worth of Jumbo iced honey buns. ... That of which are nothing but sugar and bad for you," Lt. Kmetz wrote.
She was arrested early Saturday morning.
Hopatcong, Roxbury, Stanhope, Netcong, Byram, and Jefferson Fire Departments all responded.
Six streets in Sparta have been targeted by two suspects, police said.
The person was treated by the Hopatcong Ambulance Squad.
The driver knew something was off when other people in the Dunkin Donuts were acting suspicious.
Kristopher Dohm set off a nationwide search when he went missing with his two sons in early February.
"UGGGGGG. Come on people we know better than this!!!!!!!!!!" Lt. Thomas Kmetz wrote.
Turns out both brothers had warrants for their arrests.
He was pulled over before entering the Lincoln Tunnel.
The Prosecutor did not say if the pair had broken up as a result.
He was taken to a nearby hospital.
Sparta Police say the Rumson woman was driving drunk with a child in the car when she tailgated a cop car.
"There is nothing the police can do about this because of the new bail reform law," a Hopatcong Police Lieutenant wrote in a statement.
Police say the woman used a fake number to send an anonymous text to a teacher, claiming the student was selling drugs.
Other passengers in the car said they had no idea the drugs were there.