A former New Jersey state trooper who was fired for having racist tattoos and breaking into a home has lost his final appeal to get his job back. A court has ruled that the police agency was right to fire him. The trooper, Jason Dare, had been with the state police for nearly 20 years…
Two Middlesex School Teens Charged with Stealing $700 in Equipment The theft of $700 in sports equipment from Von E. Mauger Middle School has led Middlesex Borough police to prosecute two teens. The situation has worried parents and school officials since authorities underline the necessity of protecting school resources that directly help students’ education. Police…
Former Finance Director Accused of Stealing $1.5 Million from New Jersey Church A Catholic church in Monmouth County, New Jersey, is suing its former finance director for stealing more than $1.5 million in church money over the course of several years. The Church of Saint Leo the Great in Lincroft says that a former employee…
Body of Missing New Jersey Man Found in Missouri River Over a week after his disappearance, Sioux City, Iowa, authorities uncovered a New Jersey man’s body in the Missouri River. Tuesday, authorities identified the guy as Akshay Arora, 47, from Hillsborough, New Jersey. His family and coworkers panicked when he missed a flight last week….
NJ Transit Conductor Sues After Passenger Assault Without Police Presence An assistant conductor filed a federal complaint after a passenger brutally hit him without police at hand. This terrifying tragedy has people worry about New Jersey Transit train safety. August 6 saw the U.S. District Court filing. On December 4, 2022, a Middlesex County train…
Horrific New Jersey Disaster Shocks the Neighborhood Police claimed an automobile heading the wrong way on Route 70 at almost 100 mph started a catastrophic chain of events. One person was murdered and several were injured in the early morning incident, according to officials. After the crash, Ocean County police are charging 47-year-old Brick Township…
Two Former Transportation Leaders Are Charged by a Grand Jury in a Case of Retaliation Two former heads of the South Jersey Transportation Authority (SJTA) are facing significant criminal charges after being accused of using their positions to settle a political score. The New Jersey Attorney General’s Office said that the complaint is based on…
Former NJ Trooper Says Teen Sex Sting Charges Will Cost Him Years in Prison After admitting to an undercover sting that caught him trying to meet a juvenile girl for sexual activities, a former New Jersey State Police trooper faces several years in prison. The former valued officer’s plea is a shocking fall from grace….
In Parsippany, New Jersey, Federal Agents Face an Armed Suspect — One Hurt in the Morning Operation Early Wednesday morning, federal agents surrounded a home in a quiet Parsippany neighborhood as part of a major police operation. The search was approved by a judge. Police officers with long guns were present during the tense scene….
The New Jersey Supreme Court Denied Parole to the Teacher’s Killer The New Jersey Supreme Court ended a decades-long dispute by denying parole to a 1973 killer of a teenage instructor. The verdict keeps the 78-year-old prisoner in jail and highlights how state parole laws can be manipulated in long-term cases. Fred Krug, 27, killed…
