An NJ Corrections Officer thought he was being shot at after a paint can was thrown at his back car window, according to authorities.
Proper storage of firearms plays a vital role in reducing the risk of gun accidents.
A former Mercer County resident faces 29 federal charges in "a litany of fraud schemes," officials said.
Princeton Police released the blotter for the past week.
The Mercer County Homicide Task Force and the Trenton Police Department are investigating the overnight stabbing.
The Trenton man was banging on the front door and smashing a Ring camera with a hammer before entering the home, said authorities.
Princeton Police released the latest blotter from last week.
Chelsey White, 38, of Trenton, is charged with first-degree murder of Shawn Moore, 45, of Trenton.
Steven Bradshaw, 39, of Audubon, was killed after a metal object hit the front hood and windshield of the car on Thursday.
The town will be able to use the funding for protective clothing, breathing apparatuses, and cleaning equipment for firefighters.
Princeton Police released the latest blotter.
The Mercer County Homicide Task Force and the Trenton Police Department are investigating the Wednesday night fatal shooting.
A stolen bike and two other warrant arrests were made last week as well, according to the Princeton Police blotter.
Princeton Police released its latest blotter.
A search of the brothers' home also found 55 grams of cocaine, a loaded, 9mm semi-automatic handgun, a digital scale, and $10,480 in cash.
The 19-year-old student, who was also a Princeton High School graduate, was hit by the train on Friday.
Shoplifting and theft were also reported in Princeton Police's latest blotter.
Do you know this puppy? Princeton authorities are searching for her owner on Wednesday.
Mercer County Sheriff Jack Kemler is reminding fans ahead of the Super Bowl on Sunday.
Attempted burglary, shoplifting and theft were also reported recently in Princeton.
The Princeton police blotter dated Jan. 30 had the following reports:
The incident took place in the area of Nassau Street. The victims was able to flee without injury, police said Wednesday.
The Princeton Police blotter dated Jan. 23 had the following reports:
Two catalytic converter thefts were reported in Princeton.
A package worth $331 was stolen from the front porch of a home, police said.
The Princeton Police blotter dated Jan. 2 had the following reports:
Louisa Bradlow Carman worked as a policy analyst at NJ's Office of Health Care Affordability and Transparency, Gov Phil Murphy said.
Police said that Leon Corbin began arguing with the bar manager over something he said to a friend, then threatened to kill the manager.
A 35-year-old Princeton woman made fraudulent transactions using another person's credit card, police said.
Meliton Hernandez-Morales of West New York was struck by a car and pinned between the vehicle and a detached garage, police said.
Items worth $2,518.45 were shoplifted from a store in North Harrison Street, Princeton Police said.
A woman told police a man pulled out a knife and asked for her money when she was waiting at a bus stop.
A resident's vehicle and its contents were stolen from her driveway, police said.
Larry Giberson, who graduated from Princeton earlier this year was sentenced to two months in prison for his role in the Capitol riots.
A vehicle, purse and its contents were stolen amounting to a loss of around $108,900, police said.
A Trenton police officer plans to sue the city after he was given a Santa doll with a handwritten note stating "F--- Jews," the report said.
Catalytic converters were stolen from three cars in Princeton, police said.
The Hamilton resident was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. The cause of the crash remains under investigation.
A resident told police that someone used their identity to unlawfully purchase $3,782.58 worth of products.
Scammers can even spoof local police department numbers, Princeton PD said.