Police said the man, from Jackson, had called to report that he'd been shot.
Anthony Lodespoto threatened baseball bat beatings via messages sent to various Facebook accounts, including Gov. Murphy's, in March.
Police said a group of men attacked the victim outside a home on Second Street, but the reason for the attack was not clear.
Authorities are investigating how the man found his way to the nurse's home; he had been a patient in her care at the hospital, police said.
Dale Murberg, 66, was last seen April 18, according to the New Jersey State Police Missing Persons Unit.
Police say Marquise Cadet claimed he had coronavirus, spat all over a room, coughed on officers, after refusing a mask at a store.
Police charged the two in connection with burglaries dating back to mid-April and said more charges are anticipated.
FBI agents were seen removing boxes from two warehouses in the Lakewood Industrial Park; some were labeled "respirators," a report said.
Three incidents led to charges for 18 people; a man was charged after yelling at authorities investigating a complaint, officials said.
Prosecutor Bradley Billhimer said Fabiola Rubiano, 86, and James Rubiano, 51, had extensive health issues.
Police say Elioenai Aguinaga Figueroa was arrested after a drug transaction; investigation tied him to the pharmacy robbery, they said.
Police found a bouncy house and waiters at the party; 9 people were charged as the two incidents violated Gov. Murphy's emergency orders.
An investigation over several days has found the buses are delivering food, and nothing more, Ocean Prosecutor Bradley Billhimer said.
One man allegedly pulled a handgun on the other and attempted to rob him, police said. Both face charges.
Community leaders told people to stay away because of the coronavirus gatherings ban; 1 man was arrested, the prosecutor's office said.
Events across the state continue happen during the coronavirus outbreak despite repeated warnings from law enforcement.
The gathering of 35 people took several tries to disperse, officials said; it's fifth violation of the ban due to the coronavirus in a week.
Authorities found 40-50 people gathered at their home; the couple was charged with 5 counts of child endangerment, the prosecutor said.
Police say the man coughed and said he had the virus after store employee wouldn't sell him cigarettes.
Lakewood authorities were sending the students home, and said they will prosecute violators of state orders during the outbreak.
Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday limited all gatherings to 50 people to try to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.
Authorities pulled him over in 2016 as part of an investigation into fentanyl distribution in the Lakewood area.
An Oak Street School student was reported to have a gun, but Lakewood police found no weapon on him or in the school, they said.
A person who was arrested may have been exposed to the measles and may have exposed the officers, Lakewood police said.
Police arrested Mashon Wilson, 29, on charges of burglarizing a private school and an office in Lakewood.
Volvi Lowinger, 25, of Lakewood, was among 24 men arrested when they arrived at a Toms River home in 2018 expecting to meet teens for sex.
Police say the man was arrested at the Lakehurst home after a burglary in progress was reported.
Police said the man was taken down to the ground near the 7-Eleven on River Avenue to complete the arrest.
Video shows the man being arrested by Lakewood police; they say he approached people and showed off handguns he was trying to sell.
Two men remain hospitalized from the shooting early Sunday; "the investigation is far from over," the prosecutor said.
Police say the driver was illegally crossing Central Avenue when the bus was hit by a minivan.
Reports from Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop that the attack targeted a kosher grocery store have Lakewood authorities on alert.
Police said the bus driver has been charged with reckless driving after the incident, which was caught on video.
The police department was among more than 100 across the state that received grants for extra patrols during the holiday season.
Reginald Patillo is expected to get a 10-year prison sentence for stabbing a Lakewood man in the elevator in February, prosecutors said.
The pit bull was running loose and was aggressive toward another dog before turning on the officer, police said
Police were continuing to look into the allegations that a weapon had been brought onto school grounds.
Juan Carlos Rivera Rojas, 29, is accused of killing Domingo Merino Rafael, 33, during an argument, authorities said.
The man also is accused of throwing hot water on two other people, police said.
The Lakewood police chief has urged the driver of the Jeep Cherokee believed to have hit and killed Jesús López Grande to surrender.