The Washington Township Police Department reported that three attempted car thefts or burglaries were stopped in their tracks by residents.
The police department shared letters from school administrators, increasing police presence Friday though there was "no credible threat."
Ruth Cox, 74, who owned a gun Michael Barisone reportedly used in 2019 to shoot Lauren Kanarak, is a Pretrial Intervention candidate.
Find out more about the community partnership and fundraising effort to train Washington Township Police Officers in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
The jury trial date was assigned at the Dec. 1 hearing for Michael Barisone, who was indicted on attempted murder and weapons charges.
Here are ways the police department plans to keep things safe for drivers this holiday season.
Officers from the Washington Township Police Department pulled the man over on Saturday as he was driving his truck on Flocktown Road.
A currently unidentified man broke into an unlocked car on Ryan Court and the Washington Township Police Department is investigating.
Under a new resolution from the Morris County Commissioners, the county’s Park Police will merge with the Sheriff’s Office on Jan. 1.
The police department reports that the person was also driving around with a suspended license and an outstanding warrant.
SafeWise places Washington Township at 49 on the state's list of Safest Cities for 2021.
One of the passengers had six warrants, a driver had a fake inspection sticker on their car and another a counterfeit license.
This is the third round of shoplifting charges at this store that the police department has announced since August.
In the first, one man was charged after he hit a utility pole. Washington Township Police stopped the second man on Route 46.
The Washington Township Police Department charged the two men for taking $500 worth of electronics from Target.
A motion counters the civil suit filed by Michael Barisone, who accused Washington Township Police of failing to protect him and others.
Judge Stephen Taylor scheduled the in-person hearing for Friday, Oct. 8, to admit statements Michael Barisone made in front of officers.
Washington Township Police officers stopped a man from High Bridge, after a woman said he exposed himself to her at the Califon Fields.
In the two-day program, school resource officers were trained in patient care simulations and medical skill stations.
The first driver hit a tree, the second a guardrail. The Washington Township Police Department reports each driver now faces DWI charges.
Police discovered as the man was driving through Long Valley, that he didn't have a prescription for Oxycodone Hydrochloride in his car.
Washington Township Police caught up with two men, who one they say had taken items from Target on Route 46.
The Washington Township Police Department filed charges against a man who they say collected fees, but never sent tax documents to the IRS.
One actor poses as a contractor and lures a homeowner to another part of their property. Then, their accomplice sneaks into the house.
A Washington Township Police officer charged the driver after first pulling them over and then smelling “the odor of burnt marijuana.”
A resident told police the vehicle was taken from their driveway overnight, while other residents also said two men broke into their cars.
Long Valley First Aid Squad members prepared for a disastrous scenario with a staged plane collision.
The Washington Township Police Department, who described the girl as a “repeated runaway,” say they have an idea where she’s headed next.
The unidentified woman from Hopatcong hit the other car's passenger door, as both were traveling westbound on Route 46.
The Washington Township Police Department asks anyone that sees her to please call 911.
The Washington Township Police Department said this type of identity theft has been a growing trend that has happened to several residents.
Members of Long Valley’s First Aid Squad made a daring save on Saturday, rappelling down about 30 feet to rescue a fallen hiker.
The mayor thanked the volunteer squad for its service to Washington Township, with the squad also celebrating a recent lifesaving effort.
Washington Township, Hackettstown and Tri-County Fire Departments worked together to snuff out the blaze.
Has a red sedan attempted to pull you over in Long Valley? If so, you should contact the Washington Township Police Department right away.
The Budd Lake resident was charged in connection a fire at the Ye Old Mill Shoppe, according to officials.
Multiple agencies responded to the second-alarm fire by Route 206.
The Hackettstown man was found stopped in front of the Schooleys Mountain General Store.
A road was closed, police rushed in, and it ended up being a false alarm. But that didn't stop speculation sparking online.
The convenience store received a call that a car was going to explode in the parking lot.