Crime & Safety
Montclair Police Warn Residents Of South Mountain Home Burglary Attempt
The Montclair Police Department told residents to lock the doors and windows to their homes and vehicles.

MONTCLAIR, NJ — Montclair police issued a Friday alert, warning residents to be aware after an alleged burglary attempt to a South Mountain Avenue home.
According to the Montclair Police Department:
“On April 25 at approximately midnight, there was a burglary attempt to a residence on the northern end of South Mountain Avenue. The suspect was described as wearing a black shirt with white on the back. This suspect checked the door handle on the rear entrance to the residence. Entry was not gained to the home. The suspect then fled the property on foot.”
Police continued:
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“The Montclair Police Department reminds all residents to lock the doors and windows to their homes and vehicles, particularly during the overnight hours. They are also advised not to leave any valuables, such as pocketbooks or portable electronics, in view. If any resident hears or sees anything unusual, they are urged to call the police department immediately.”
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