Released by Manalapan police and unedited by Patch, the latest reported crimes and arrests in the area:
Released by Manalapan police and unedited by Patch, all mid-February crimes and arrests:
Released by Manalapan police and unedited by Patch, all of February’s crimes and arrests thus far:
A residential fire in the senior living community this weekend left one man dead, authorities said. The cause is still under investigation.
A structure fire burned in the Tracy Village development during the early morning hours of Feb. 11. No injuries were reported, police said.
Several new appointments were made in Manalapan on Wednesday, including police chief, deputy chief and municipal clerk. See them here:
Released by Manalapan police and unedited by Patch, here are all crimes and arrests from Jan. 13-26:
Jesse Rosenbaum, a science teacher in Long Branch, was charged with attempted endangering the welfare of a child, authorities said.
Released by Manalapan police and unedited by Patch, all arrests and crimes between Dec. 2 - 15.
New Jersey's "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign is part of a nationwide effort to reduce accident risks during the holidays.
Prosecutors say Michael Gundersen, 42, submitted time reports falsely claiming hundreds of overtime hours he did not work.
Released by Manalapan police and unedited by Patch, all crimes and arrests from Oct. 14-Oct. 27:
A Manalapan Township police officer was honored in October for his quick response in controlling a gunman in Asbury Park in 2019.
A fire in Manalapan’s Covered Bridge senior living community left an older male deceased, according to the county prosecutor’s office.
Released by Manalapan police and unedited by Patch, all arrests made between Oct. 7 and 13:
Find out the addresses of registered sex offenders in Englishtown, according to the New Jersey Sex Offender Registry.
Find out the addresses of registered sex offenders in Manalapan, according to the New Jersey Sex Offender Registry.
Released by Manalapan police and unedited by Patch, all reported crimes and arrests from Sept.30-Oct. 6.
Edward Chandler was charged with aggravated manslaughter after he administered a fatal blow to a 78-year-old man on Sept. 30.
William A. Berry, 48, was arrested and charged Tuesday for allegedly stealing about $385,000 in tax payments from clients.
Released by Manalapan police and unedited by Patch, all reported crimes and arrests from Sept. 9-29.
Released by Manalapan police and unedited by Patch, all reported crimes and arrests from Aug. 13-25:
Released by Manalapan police and unedited by Patch, all reported crimes and arrests from Aug. 5-13:
Edward Chandler, 54, was charged with aggravated manslaughter in connection with a fight that resulted in the death of a 78-year-old man.
The business was fined thousands of dollars by the state, serving as one of several establishments found violating anti-price gouging laws.
Released by Manalapan police and unedited by Patch, all reported arrests from Aug. 26-Sept. 8:
Sarah Izhaki, 45, of Manalapan, pled guilty on Wednesday to selling illicit drugs aimed at enhancing professional racehorse performance.
500,000 counterfeit N95 masks addressed to a Manalapan company were seized by customs last week. Officials say the masks came from China.
Two wholesalers and 20 retailers – including one in Manalapan – were fined after engaging in unfair trade practices.
Released by Manalapan police, all arrests made at the beginning of August:
Released by Manalapan police, here are the arrests made from July 15 through 28:
Gerard A. Grimes Jr. admitted to shooting at 3 men who were chasing after him in October 2019. One of the shots killed a Manalapan resident.
Released by Manalapan police, here are the arrests made from July 1 through 14:
20 New Jersey towns were listed as some of the safest areas in the country, according to a new report. See where Manalapan ranks:
Several homes on Wild Turkey Way were evacuated during the Sunday morning blaze. The cause of the fire has yet to be determined.
Two men were found with over 100 bags of heroin in Mount Olive Township during a traffic stop, according to NJ State Police.
One car burglary – in which items are removed from a vehicle’s interior – and a possible attempt at one has been reported in Manalapan.
An anonymous caller has attempted to solicit personal information from at least one area resident, according to Manalapan police.
Blanca A. Medina of Manalapan admitted her role in a bank fraud scheme on Tuesday in Newark federal court.
The homeowner on Crest Fruit Court said that sometime between 10 p.m. Tuesday and 10 a.m. Wednesday, his car was stolen.