Both vehicles have been found, and DNA analysis is underway to confirm the suspects' identities.
Authorities don't believe any of the victims were district students, but the investigation is continuing.
The man messaged an undercover agent, who was posing as a woman with a 12-year-old niece, authorities said.
Authorities tracked down the driver, who is cooperating with the investigation into a motorcyclist's death.
A man on a motorcycle hit a vehicle that was making a 3-point turn, authorities said.
The victim was a dedicated mechanic known for his exceptional skills and infectious laughter, according to his obituary.
The district indicated he has been banned from school grounds and school functions.
Robert Nault worked for a day camp and an after-school program managed by a local YMCA organization.
The robberies occurred over the span of a month, including 2 at separate stores in the same town on the same day, authorities said.
The driver stayed at the scene after hitting a pedestrian who wasn't in a crosswalk, authorities said.
Days later, Brian J. Miller masturbated in front of 2 teens at a dog park in Maple Shade, authorities said.
Authorities say they seized multiple electronic devices from Aaron C. Minor, which investigators will examine.
The driver hit a car that had stopped to make a turn, sending it into a 3rd vehicle, authorities said.
The man was ejected from the Harley Davidson after it ran off the roadway and overturned, authorities said.
Firefighters forced entry into the home but found nobody inside.
Authorities are looking to identify a pictured individual as they investigate the incident.
Jeremy Giliberti pleaded guilty in federal court, admitting that he had 5 of the explosive devices in his vehicle and home.
A man died after his vehicle left the roadway and hit a tree, authorities said.
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The man stored the images and videos on cell phones, computers and a tablet, authorities said.
Smoke from the 4.3K-acre blaze, which officials say was caused by illegal fireworks, has been visible and smellable in local communities.
Do you smell that? You can thank a 4K-acre wildfire, caused by illegal fireworks, that continues to rage in a state forest, officials said.
State fire officials on Saturday continued to battle a wildfire in Wharton State Forest in Burlington County. See the latest.
The blaze grew to 450 acres in only a few hours. A campground was evacuated, and 2 structures remain at risk, officials said.
Authorities are seeking witnesses to the collision that killed a 77-year-old man.
Authorities are seeking witnesses as they investigate the morning collision.
The man fired 'multiple' rounds when police arrived, initiating a shelter-in-place for a residential neighborhood, officials said.
The boy, 14, was struck while crossing Route 38, authorities said.
A shelter-in-place has been lifted after a barricaded suspect who discharged his weapon was arrested, authorities said.
The 88-year-old woman died from a head injury at the hospital, authorities said.
Police recovered the vehicles and charged the suspects. But Moorestown's top cop reminded the public to lock their vehicles.
Gerard Slavin was charged with murder and second-degree aggravated assault.
The death of Tpr. Marcellus E. Bethea, who was stationed out of Moorestown, is under investigation.
The husband and wife lured the victims into the U.S. and trapped them into round-the-clock servitude, feds say. Both face decades in prison.
Campgrounds have been evacuated, while a roadway and several trails remain closed as containment efforts progress.
Through fingerprint analysis, authorities have identified 2 suspects for the summer 2022 theft.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Despite an influx of 911 calls, no injuries were reported.
One suspect filmed the other sexually abusing the victim, authorities said.
The suspect communicated with the 13-year-old victim for several months, sending her obscene material during that time, authorities said.