A black leather jacket worth $1,200 was also taken, according to the last month of police reports.
From Oct. 4 to Oct. 10, 2020, the Summit Fire Department will join firefighters across the nation in celebrating Fire Prevention Week.
Prosecutors allege that he ran a club, "Knights of Malta," in which he gave some students edibles and encouraged another to masturbate.
The first observation begins this Sunday with the lighting of a memorial bell.
A $20,000 grant from The Summit Foundation to help fund the purchase of new computers that will be used for various tasks.
Various cases of package theft were also reported around town, including a thirsty thief who apparently swiped a case of water.
The Red Cross paid for a place for them to stay, temporarily. "The only things they saved were the things they had on!" said a friend.
Residents must bring their cars to a different street by 7 a.m. to allow the asphalt to dry.
The infant was choking and was unable to breathe or cry. Scroll down for video.
Police also reported several other unlocked cars stolen in June and July, and the theft of a $2,200 bike.
The items included a platinum engagement ring valued at $35,000.
Police reported various thefts, including two essential items for families in quarantine: An Etch-A-Sketch and a toilet stopper.
After a small fire downtown, several blocks were still without power on Monday afternoon.
The annual night out will be held in October instead of August due to coronavirus, at the request of the national organization.
Several other unsecured motor vehicles were stolen in Summit last month, some with key fobs left inside.
Police don't know who flouted the law.
The district had five unused snow days, he noted.
The man wore a light blue surgical mask and stole five cans of disinfectant, police say.
Other cars were rummaged through around the same time. One person had two cars stolen on the same day.
The captain will replace Chief Weck, who is retiring. He's also been filling in as Weck has been out recovering from coronavirus.
Someone reported the items stolen from a closet in a medical facility. Read on for more from the police.
Officer Anthony Pyzik, 31, needed 15 stitches in his head and will need surgery.
Weck had announced his retirement earlier this month.
The chief will retire after 31 years. His successor will be named in April.
The anesthesiologist, who was reprimanded for conduct related to treating family and friends, agreed to retire rather than face a hearing.
The police and firefighters will don dapper clothes to raise money for Children's Services of Union County. All are invited.
Summit and other nearby towns suffered bouts of hate and extremism that were tracked in 2019 by the Anti-Defamation League.
Judging from the 2020 police reports, a lock for your work locker would be a wise investment. People lost $300 Yeezy sneakers, phones, cash.
Here's an alert: You can now get Nixle alerts via text about weather emergencies, missing persons, road closures, crime, and more.
This week, ProPublica released an updated, comprehensive list of clergy credibly accused of sex abuse. Four on the list worked in Summit.
The association cited an increase in accidents in one state since legalization. Legalization will be on the New Jersey ballot in November.
The stolen item was valued at two dollars.
The woman allegedly filled her tank and fled.
Westfield's health officer said that anyone who's been exposed near Russell Place between Jan. 6 and Monday should notify officials.
In separate incidents, two Summit residents say that expensive jewelry was stolen from their homes, including a $15,000 Rolex watch.
Prosecutors allege that James Colucci Jr. pocketed $74K by allegedly creating two fake companies and submitting invoices to the city.
A Summit family of four was left homeless after the Dec. 26 blaze. The money be shared among them and their neighbors.
The Weaver Street couple lived in the home with their niece and nephew.
The Weaver Street residents were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, and a firefighter was treated at the scene.
Joseph Moschello honored for 'exceeding standards.'