Princeton Police blotter released Aug. 30 had the following reports:
The New Jersey State Park Police were informed of the incident and are investigating.
Gordian A. Ndubizu was convicted of tax evasion and filing false tax returns from 2014 through 2017. authorities said.
A resident reported property worth $171,125 stolen from their home, police said.
Rail service resumed between Trenton and New Brunswick, but is subject to up to 60-minute delays, NJ Transit said.
The woman was working in a room at the Lewis Library when she was assaulted, the University’s Department of Public Safety said.
Residents will see an increase in police presence in areas with traffic enforcement details.
The incident happened on Sunday at the bank located on State Road, police said.
The Princeton Police blotter dated July 16 and 23 had the following reports:
A resident reported that an item worth $22,000 was stolen from their car while it was parked.
A woman reported two business checks worth $5,675 stolen from her mailbox.
Princeton Police blotter dated June 18 had the following reports:
The Princeton Police blotter dated June 11 has the following reports:
The Princeton police blotter dated June 4 had the following reports:
The man and his companion are lodged at the Mercer County Correctional Center pending a detention hearing, authorities said.
$676.92 worth of alcoholic beverages was stolen from a store in Princeton, police said.
The Princeton Police blotter dated May 14 had the following reports:
Princeton Police released the latest blotter.
Shawnda L. Leander-Lewis, 36, of East Windsor was charged with assault and endangering the welfare of a child, said police.
The 2024 Princeton Police Department recruitment process is now live.
Phone scams asking residents for personal bank account information and immediate cash payments are being reported.
David L. Moore of Trenton reportedly followed women closely from behind while in the store, said police.
The 30-year-old man from Levittown, PA was standing outside of his car after a crash before another car hit him in Mercer County: Police.
Breyon Goodman, 36, and Jason Howard, 41 are accused of the 2008 robbery and fatal beating of Leroy Julious in Ewing Township.
SafeWise looked at FBI crime statistics for cities in the state to compile its 10th annual Safest Cities report.
Trenton Police Officer Rudy Lopez of Hamilton was indicted on charges including conspiracy and a pattern of official misconduct.
The crash happened on Sunday night.
Ekta Dwarkesh, 45, of Princeton was charged with three counts of second-degree endangering the welfare of a child by abuse or neglect.
One Trenton man was killed and two others were injured in the shooting on April 4, said Mercer County Prosecutor's Office.
The Trenton man pulled out a knife when he saw police near the Wendy's on Route 130 North, said police.
Princeton Police also reported making two arrests for outstanding warrants last week.
Hamilton High School West teacher, from Point Pleasant, is charged with sex assault of student at Assunpink Wildlife Refuge, Upper Freehold.
The fire was reported on Tuesday afternoon, according to Central Jersey Fire Buffs.
An investigation was prompted after the body of a Hunterdon County man was pulled from the river on Friday, said police.
A magnitude 4.8 earthquake detected with an epicenter identified seven kilometers north northeast of Whitehouse Station in New Jersey.
The Princeton police blotter dated April 2 had the following reports:
The arrests follow a month-long investigation into cocaine distribution in Mercer County.
The goal is to help residents rid their medicine cabinets of outdated and easily abused opioid painkillers and other unneeded prescription m
Roy D. Farmer, 53, of Princeton, owns and manages arts festivals around the world and serves on multiple boards at Princeton University.
Princeton Police released the blotter for the past week.