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Six arrested in string of jewelry store robberies in Paterson, Union City, Wayne (opens the original)
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Six people face federal charges in three New Jersey jewelry store “smash and grab” robberies. There has been an increase in these robberies since the beginning of 2025 across the state, according to U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Robert Frazer. In most robberies of this type, thieves enter a store, sometimes with customers and employees present, and use hammers and other tools to smash display cases. They grab whatever is inside and take off in less than five minutes. In some cases, the robbers ge
Winslow man arrested in NH sexual assault case involving family member (opens the original)
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A Camden County man is being held on charges he sexually assaulted his niece multiple times while living with her family. The parents of a young teen reported the assaults three weeks ago to Dover, New Hampshire, police after a conversation about a change in her behavior, according to an affidavit obtained by New Jersey 101.5. Her mother read her diary and found passages about abuse. After the girl talked to her father, police were called. The teen told police the assaults began in May when her
Red bank man arrested after breaking into little silver home on september 14 (opens the original)
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LITTLE SILVER — A man entered a Monmouth County home through an unlocked door and wound up in the bedroom of a juvenile girl where he exposed himself. Monmouth County Prosecutor Raymond Santiago said Ernesto Lozano-Zane, 23, of Red Bank took off his pants, underwear and shoes after entering a Little Silver home after 10 p.m. on Sept. 14. He left the clothing, along with his cell phone and backpack, in a spare bedroom. The child, who is under 13, screamed, awakening her parents. Lozano-Zane did n
Parking lot flooding raises fraud suspicion in Edgewater (opens the original)
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EDGEWATER — During the nor'easter, most people scramble to get their vehicles to higher ground to avoid flooding. In one New Jersey borough, officials say that wasn't the case. Edgewater Borough Administrator Greg Franz told PIX11 that River Road is well known for flooding during heavy rain and most residents know to avoid parking in the lot. However, officials monitoring the lot noticed more cars appearing and becoming submerged during the weekend, which raised some red flags. Franz told PIX11
Maplewood driver released pending trial in Route 80 officer strike case (opens the original)
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The driver accused of striking a Saddle Brook police officer was released by a judge following her detention hearing Monday. Officer Nicholas Genuario suffered a skull fracture, brain bleed, vision loss and a broken arm after being thrown 50 feet by the impact around 4:30 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 20. He was conducting a traffic stop on Route 80 when he was struck. Chief Assistant Bergen County Prosecutor Julie Serfess said that the 25-year-old officer has had several surgeries and has two broken ey
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