A 911 caller was able to provide a description of the flatbed truck after the fatal crash in July, prosecutors said.
Multiple neighboring police departments assisted while Toms River police investigated the fight, which happened at a Route 37 hotel.
There were no injuries in the fire, a Toms River fire official said.
The fire was the result of mechanical failure, Toms River fire officials said.
The fire on Sandy Place posed additional challenges because of a lack of fire hydrants nearby, a fire official said.
Police are looking for the suspect and an accomplice, who reportedly drove away from the store with almost $3,000 worth of rolled wire.
William Gleason, 68, was head of an Ocean County borough's recreation commission - and formerly a foster parent, officials said.
A woman who was missing has been found safe, police said.
The crash brought down a utility pole and wires that set 3 brush fires and knocked out power, affecting traffic signals, police said.
The prosecutor's office is urging anyone with additional information about William Gleason to contact authorities.
A smoke smell prompted a response from Toms River firefighters but it was cleared quickly, officials said.
William Gleason, who heads the South Toms River Recreation Commission, is charged with 2 counts of sexual assault of a child.
Three men are being sought in connection with the attack, police said.
Dylan S. Panatero, 40, is accused of trying to strangle a domestic violence victim and violating a protective order, court records show.
The driver has been charged with failure to stop; she was charged in a May crash on Route 37 where she hit a car stopped for a red light.
The threat came as Joseph Lanni and Vincent Minsquero were thrown out of Roxy's after an argument with another patron, authorities said.
A theft in Radnor, PA, is connected to a fraud investigation in Toms River, police said.
A large police presence outside Toms River Intermediate North is just a drill, a school official said.
Roman Tchernko from Plumsted has been found safe, authorities said.
Kyle Banner of Brick, who had been a teacher at Toms River Intermediate North and OCC, will be sentenced at a later date.
Leroy Hairston pleaded guilty to cocaine distribution in two separate cases in Toms River and Manchester, authorities said.
Robert M. Cohan of Lakehurst took deposits to do repairs, but didn't do the work, and stole $20,000 from a Berkeley woman, authorities said.
Anthony Collins is accused of causing Robert May's death; May hit his head on the pavement after Collins assaulted him, authorities say.
The man sent numerous texts filled with slurs and threats to the son, who was attending school out of state, authorities said.
Jeffrey Crawford admitted spending part of a $115,000 deposit on personal expenses and abandoning the project at the Toms River home.
The crash on Indian Hill Road brought down a utility pole, police said.
The two men have been sentenced to consecutive sentences for murder and attempted murder after a jury found them guilty in August.
Scammers are demanding cash be paid at locations other than the police department, police warn, and urge people to not fall for the demands.
A Seaside Heights man died after an assault caused him to hit his head on the pavement; authorities say Anthony Collins is responsible.
Firefighters were called to the high school Monday after steam from a classroom appeared to be smoke, officials said.
Salvatore Vassallo pleaded guilty to a felony charge of assaulting, impeding or resisting law enforcement, authorities said.
EarthE CBD owner Scott Carlino had 70 pounds of marijuana at his mom's home in Brick, his home and the store, plus $600,000, officials say.
Authorities say the man turned in front of an oncoming vehicle.
An Ocean County man pleaded guilty to selling the drugs that led to the death of a woman in Toms River in 2020.
The 33ed annual fundraiser will have games, raffles, a vintage T-shirt contest and more.
Two teenagers were arrested in connection with the assault, police said.
The homeowner was able to provide a description of the man to police who were responding to the burglary, police said.
The ex-Beachwood official is accused also of buying a violation-plagued property well under its value while hiding he was the buyer.
The investigation in the fire at Toms River Brewery is continuing.
Ashley L. Beams, who pleaded guilty in the February 2022 DUI crash that killed James Cruz, 62, of Old Bridge, will serve time in prison.