BMW Stolen, Home Broken Into in Colts Neck, Police Officer Injured

Charlie Dwyer

COLTS NECK, NJ – One police officer was injured after a BMW with someone from a home in Colts Neck.

At 5:00 a.m. this morning our Officers were notified by the Colts Necks Police Department that a black BMW SUV had been stolen from Freehold Township, had just attempted to break into a home in their town near the Highway 34 border.

“Our officers began checking that area when we received a call from a township resident that a vehicle matching that description at the scene on Chardonnay Drive. While officers searched that area, we received a call from the Middletown Police Department that the same vehicle had passed their officers on West Front Street driving over 100mph,” the Holmdel Police Department said. “Our officers then observed the BMW on Everett Road heading towards Route 520. As our officers attempted to get behind the BMW, it fled onto Route 520 where it struck a marked Holmdel Police Car and continued to flee from the scene.”


The officer was injured at the scene and transported to Bayshore Medical Center for treatment. He has since been released from the hospital and is home.

Our Officers continued to pursue the vehicle before deploying a tire deflation device on the BMW. The tire deflation device disabled three of the four tires, but the subjects continued to drive the vehicle and got back to Newark before crashing again and fleeing on foot, where our officers eventually lost sight of them.

The stolen vehicle was recovered at the scene at transported to Holmdel Police Headquarters to be processed.

If any residents have any surveillance footage matching that vehicle description or an suspicious activity, please contact headquarters.

According to police investigating the incident, no suspects or motives have been announced at this time. No arrests have been made.

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