After arriving at a predetermined rendezvous, the man sped off in his car, "dangerously" fleeing and putting drivers at risk, police said.
Police reported several recent arrests and enforcement actions, including drug charges, a DUI crash, and more.
The man threatened suicide if the boy told anyone about the sexual assault, arrest records show.
Morris County Clerk Ann Grossi will explain deed fraud and how homeowners can protect their property from scams.
The man was arrested on the spot at the Washington Township Police Department's headquarters.
Recent police activity included two drunken driving incidents and three traffic stops involving active warrants, officials said.
The driver now faces weapons charges, police said.
Police reported three recent incidents involving outstanding warrants and allegations that people provided false information to police.
Police were responding to a call about a man publicly masturbating before the arrest, authorities said.
Recent Washington Township police activity included drug, DWI, shoplifting and warrant cases, according to the department.
Police said recent stops in Washington Township led to warrants, DWI charges and a stolen vehicle case.
The owner says 11 people were on the deck when it gave out.
Crews fighting the blaze had a limited water supply, according to fire officials.
Two drivers were charged after separate stops on Fairmount Road and East Mill Road, police reported.
Police reported one passenger was jailed on a Warren County warrant and one driver was charged after a crash injury call.
A local business reported two fraudulent checks cashed at PNC, and detectives linked a Bronx man to similar cases.
The man threatened to send sexually explicit photos to people known to the victim, coercing them to send more, officials said.
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The blaze took around seven hours to extinguish, fire crews said.
Police said the water-gun game is not endorsed by the school or department and may look suspicious in neighborhoods.
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A driver from Avenel was charged after a Washington Township officer stopped him for speeding and lane violations.
Washington Township officers made several arrests following traffic stops for various violations and an active warrant.
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A 44-year-old man was arrested after officers observed his vehicle being operated erratically.
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"Women were expected to look pleasing, work without complaint, and stay quiet," according to the lawsuit.
The man convinced the 72-year-old woman she'd won a multi-million dollar sweepstakes, police said.
A 26-year-old man faces multiple summonses after a Washington Township police officer observed his vehicle failing to maintain its lane.
One of the suspects has an "extensive criminal history" and used several aliases to avoid arrest, police said.
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Authorities have made several arrests in recent weeks.
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The incident occurred in the parking lot of a local pub, police said.
The investigation has been ongoing since the summer of 2024, authorities said.
The suspect had active warrants in two different counties, according to police.
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