Burglary, Theft Of Identity, Bias Incident, Motor Vehicle Theft: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated Sept. 3 had the following reports:

No Flock Cameras In Princeton, Police Chief Confirms

The department does use license plate reader technology, but with safeguards, Solovay said.

Princeton Police Department Swears In 4 New Probationary Officers

One of the department's newest officers, Justin Tisdale, once attended the same youth program he'll now help protect as a sworn officer.

Princeton PD's New 'Walk & Talk' Series Debuts at Farmers Market This Week

The Community Relations Bureau is setting up a table at Hinds Plaza, with a casual 20-minute walk around town at 11 a.m.

Theft Of Identity, Driving While Intoxicated, Shoplifting: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated Aug. 18 had the following reports:

Possession Of False Government Document, Burglary: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police Blotter dated Aug. 13 had the following reports:

Service Of Warrant, Theft Of Mislaid Property: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated Aug. 6 had the following reports

Princeton Optometrist Indicted On Health Care Fraud, Kickback Charges, Feds Say

Court documents describe cataract and corneal surgeries tied to kickbacks worth up to 50% of Medicare reimbursements.

Defiant Trespass, Theft By Deception, Shoplifting: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated July 29 had the following reports:

Shoplifting, Driving While Intoxicated: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton police blotter dated July 21 had the following reports:

Theft By Deception, Criminal Attempt, Burglary: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton police blotter dated July 15 had the following reports:

Suspect Identified In Princeton Antisemitic Stickers Case, Police Say

No name or charges released yet as investigation continues, police said.

Going On Vacation? Princeton Police Will Check Your Home For Free

Submit a request online before you leave, and officers will monitor your home's exterior.

Antisemitic Stickers Found On Princeton Properties, Police Seek Suspect

The materials targeted select properties with messaging meant to harass the community, authorities say.

Theft Of Identity, Stalking, DUI: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated June 26, had the following reports:

DWI Crash, Stalking, Fraud Reported In Princeton

Princeton Police released its most recent blotter:

Princeton University Cop Named In ‘Major Discipline’ Report Released By NJAG Office

A total of 14 cops in Mercer County were named in the latest report released by the New Jersey Attorney General's Office.

Woman Gunned Down, Hospitalized In Late Night Shooting In Trenton

Officers in the area heard numerous gunshots fired on Sunday.

Theft Of Identity, Theft: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton police blotter dated June 18 had the following reports:

Princeton Police Phone System Maintenance Set For Thursday; 911 Unaffected

Residents who cannot reach PPD Dispatch during the brief outage should call 609-955-6000.

Anti-Semitic Stickers Posted To Princeton Traffic Signs, Police Say

More than $8,000 worth of clothing was also reportedly shoplifted from a Princeton store, according to the police blotter.

Fire Reported On Tow Path In Princeton

Princeton Police are asking people to avoid the area on Monday, around 5:40 p.m.

Princeton Police Bring Back Youth Academy After 1-Year Pause

Police Chief Matthew Solovay also updated officials on the citizen academy and a May 16 bike safety event.

Mercer County Pharmacist Illegally Dispensed Millions Of Oxycodone Units, Sentenced

Florence Ndubizu of Princeton Junction dispensed the drugs, knowing they would not be used for medical purposes, according to authorities.

Ex-Princeton Resident Targeted, Defrauded Asian American Investors Out Of $2.5M: Attorney General

Authorities say Xiao Hu, also known as Mark Hu, used investor funds to purchase a new Florida home, a tropical vacation, and school tuition.

Fire Closes Nassau Street In Princeton

Police sent out an alert about the fire and road closure on Thursday.

Man With Bullets Stopped On Princeton Street: Blotter

The Princeton blotter also included two driving while intoxicated arrests and fraud.

Police Ramp Up Speeding, Crosswalk Enforcement In Princeton

The Traffic Safety Bureau, along with the Patrol Bureau, will have directed enforcement on multiple streets in Princeton.

Bicyclist Dies 1 Week After Fall In Princeton, Police Say

Princeton Police are investigating after a bicyclist fell from a bike on May 17 and later died from their injuries.

$73K Wire Fraud Scam Targets Princeton Resident: Blotter

Criminal mischief, unwanted person, shoplifting, and warrant arrests were also reported recently.

Man Who Killed His Brother In Princeton Apartment Found Dead In Jail

In March, Matthew Hertgen was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the death of his brother Joseph.

Former Trenton Teacher, Coach Admits To Sexually Assaulting Student

Darrell R. Moody, 52, of Plainfield, pleaded guilty to one count of second-degree sexual assault.

Road Reopened After Fire Reported In Princeton

Firefighters were battling a fire in Princeton on Wednesday afternoon.

Woman Inappropriately Touched During Massage In Princeton: Blotter

A Princeton resident was also scammed out of $280,000, according to the recent police blotter.

Transformer Explosion Sparks Fire In Princeton

A portion of Cherry Valley Road was closed on Saturday as firefighters battled the fire.

Princeton Police Non-Emergency Phone Line May Be Down Briefly Friday

The department said 911 will remain operational during Friday morning phone system maintenance.

Theft, Fraud Reported In Princeton

Multiple incidents of theft and fraud were reported recently in Princeton.

Theft Of Mislaid Property, Criminal Mischief: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated May 5 had the following reports:

Princeton Students Solicited For Sex Acts By Lyft Driver, Police Say

Dimario Wynter, 28, stopped two students on consecutive days, offering each a $100 bill before making unwanted demands, authorities said.

Terroristic Threats, Bias Intimidation, Theft By Deception: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton police blotter dated April 28 had the following report: