A woman told police someone fraudulently purchased two iPhone and one iPad using her account.
A resident from Jonathan Dayton Court told police that $4,000 was stolen from their home.
The suspect forced entry into a home on Mercer Street and stole cash and jewelry, police said.
An unknown person posing as a member of the Mexican cartel contacted a woman saying he had her daughter in custody, police said.
An unknown person stole several sets of keys to heavy machinery and vehicles from a property on River Road, police said.
An officer was hospitalized Saturday after being shocked by a malfunctioning light pole while on duty, authorities said.
West Windsor firefighters entered the frigid waters to rescue the dog who was stuck in thin ice on Bear Creek.
A resident told police a check was stolen/altered and cashed. Her employer suffered a loss of $13,041.
Misrach Ewunetie's body was found behind the tennis courts on Oct. 20, after she had been missing for six days.
Marilyn Zhou, 56, of PA also told the undercover cop that if the wife's 13-year-old daughter was present to murder her as well: Authorities.
Princeton police are urging residents to take precautions during the holiday season given a recent increase in reported thefts.
The Prosecutor's office is investigating a telephone scam where callers spoof phone numbers for various police departments in Mercer Co.
On Oct. 28, Salvatore Esposito-Dimarcant was struck on Mercer Road while performing landscaping work.
A catalytic converter was stolen from a vehicle on Elm Road.
The accident took place near Carnegie Center. 2 hospital employees were inside the ambulance and they sustained minor injuries, police said.
A man approached a mail carrier on his route and demanded he turn over the keys to the USPS vehicle, cell phone and mailbag, police said
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Emmanuel Lafontant, 60, was last seen in Hamilton around three weeks ago, police said.
Two residents told police packages were stolen after being delivered at their homes.
A Range Rover worth $55,000 was stolen from Haslet Avenue and later recovered in Allentown, PA, police said.
The teen, who had been staying in Hoehn's house, said she had been sleeping in the accused’s vehicle overnight when his wife was home.
The 86-year-old man was injured when his car swerved off the road and hit a tree in Princeton on Nov. 8, police said.
New police Chief Jonathan Bucchere and Captain Chris Tash were ceremonially sworn into office on Monday.
A Princeton resident lost $33,000 through fraudulent transactions, police said.
Authorities are looking to speak with the driver of a white SUV.
A warning from the FBI about a "broad threat" to New Jersey synagogues has prompted extra patrol in Princeton, police said.
A man was assaulted on Witherspoon Street and his gold necklace taken, police said.
Due to blocked exit points, young residents were dropped to first responders through a window, a city spokesperson said.
According to police, the Ewing resident was performing landscaping work when he was struck by a car.
Ewunetie was found dead on campus last week. The University said it has increased staffing and patrols out of an “abundance of caution.”
The crash happened Monday evening on Quakerbridge Road. The Trenton resident suffered severe head injuries, police said.
Here's this week's Princeton Police blotter:
A woman told police she was scammed by someone posing as a real estate agent on Facebook Marketplace.
Misrach Ewunetie's death does not appear suspicious or criminal in nature, Mercer County Prosecutor said.
Misrach Ewunetie was last seen around 3 a.m. Friday near Scully Hall, the Department of Public Safety said.
Hamilton High School West was placed into lockdown on Friday following two hoax 911 calls, district officials said.
A pedestrian died Thursday morning after he was hit by two separate vehicles in Mercer County, authorities said.
A resident reported that catalytic converters were stolen from two work vehicles, police said.
Jose Sanchez, 58, of Monroe was viewing and sharing child pornography from Mercer County, Prosecutor Angelo J. Onofri said.