The Princeton Police blotter dated March 11 had the following reports:
The judge set Matthew Hertgen’s next court appearance for March 24.
Matthew Hertgen was with a family member until 10 p.m. that night. He later called 911 to report his brother's death.
The Princeton Police blotter dated March 4 had the following reports:
Fire Service crews will remain on scene for the next several days to continue to improve containment lines, officials said.
The next hearing has been scheduled for March 6.
The Princeton Police blotter dated Feb. 25 had the following reports:
Matthew and Joseph Hertgen grew up in Toms River and graduated from Toms River North. Both went on to play soccer in college.
Authorities found Matthew Hertgen in the house with the body of his brother Joseph, Mercer County Prosecutor said.
The arrest came after an investigation into online child exploitation, Mercer County Prosecutor's Office said.
The Princeton Police blotter dated Feb. 18 had the following reports:
Police are currently investigating the matter and there are no suspects at this time, authorities said.
The Princeton police blotter dated Feb. 11 had the following reports:
The woman told authorities that financial difficulties fueled her desire to rob TD Bank in Princeton last summer.
The man mentioned having a gun during an argument at a local business, police said.
The Princeton Police blotter dated Feb. 4 had the following reports:
Police have increased their presence in the area of Guyot Path, as they investigate the incident.
Residents will see an increase in police presence in some areas. See list:
Two adults and a juvenile were taken into custody when they fled on foot following the crash, police said.
The Princeton Police blotter dated Jan. 21 had the following reports:
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The Princeton Police blotter dated Jan. 2 had the following reports:
Head Coach of Princeton Football, Bob Surace, paid tribute to Martin 'Tiger' Bech calling him a fierce competitor.
Tiger Bech, a return specialist for the Princeton Tigers, was visiting New Orleans during the mass attack.
The Princeton Police blotter dated Dec. 17 had the following reports:
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Drone sightings have been reported across the state. The FBI is now leading the investigation.
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The Princeton Police blotter released on Nov. 15 had the following reports:
The woman was struck by a 94-year-old Monroe resident, East Windsor police said.
The incident took place Monday night at the Lewis Center for the Arts Dance Building, the Department of Public Safety said.
The Princeton Police blotter dated Oct. 9 had the following reports:
The 50-year-old man hit the moose and was thrown off his motorcycle, Maine State Police said.
The man was arrested following several complaints of lewdness in the park between Princeton and Plainsboro, State Park Police said.
The incident took place on July 28, when a woman with a handgun took money from a teller at TD Bank.
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