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Armed Home Invasion Reported in Newark

Armed home invasion reported in newark

Newark Police Request Public Assistance in Home Invasion Case

**Newark, NJ** – Newark Public Safety officials are seeking the public’s assistance to identify a suspect involved in a home invasion that took place on November 16. During the incident, the suspect pointed a gun at a victim.

The invasion occurred around 5:45 p.m. after the suspect and an accomplice tried to steal an electric bike from a home on Elm Street. The bike owners pursued the suspects and managed to reclaim the bicycle after a confrontation. While the owners reported the theft at the Franklin Street precinct, the suspects returned to the home and forced their way inside, targeting a basement tenant and demanding their phone before fleeing.

The primary suspect is described as a tall, slender, light-skinned male, wearing a black hoodie and dark pants. The second suspect has a dark complexion, brown hair, medium build, and wore a blue and white jacket with multi-colored pants.

Public Safety Director Emanuel Miranda has urged anyone with information about the suspect’s identity to contact the Police Division’s Crime Stoppers tip line at 1-877-NWK-TIPS. Information can also be submitted anonymously via the Police Division’s website.

New Jersey braces for extreme weather as Nor’Easter takes aim

New jersey braces for extreme weather as nor'easter takes aim

New Jersey braces for extreme weather chaos

NEWARK, NJ – New Jersey has declared a State of Emergency in response to a nor’easter expected over the weekend, bringing heavy rainfall and strong winds that could lead to flash flooding. Newark Public Safety Director Emanuel Miranda, Sr., reported on the dangerous conditions anticipated.

Tonight features a 50 percent chance of rain with northeast winds ranging from 9 to 14 mph. Rain is expected to begin Saturday morning after 8 a.m., with winds increasing to 15 to 20 mph and gusts reaching 34 mph.

The storm is anticipated to worsen Saturday evening, with rain continuing and northeast winds around 20 mph, including gusts as high as 37 mph. Rain is forecasted to persist into Monday, with consistent northeast winds between 20 to 22 mph.

Authorities have cautioned drivers to avoid streets prone to flooding. Special attention is necessary for unsecured outdoor items, as gusty winds pose risks of property damage.

The Department of Public Safety plans to address potential weather-related incidents using personnel from the Police, Fire, and Office of Emergency Management. Residents are reminded to utilize flashlights for safety should power outages occur.

New Jersey officials underscore the importance of preparedness during this severe weather event, urging residents to stay informed and alert.

With reports of hazardous conditions expected, Newark is taking measures to ensure public safety throughout the weekend.

Police Request Assistance in Locating Two Women for Investigation

Police request assistance in locating two women for investigation

Police Request Assistance in Locating Two Women for Investigation

**Newark, NJ** – Newark Public Safety Director Emanuel Miranda, Sr. is asking for the public’s assistance in finding two women wanted for questioning in connection with an aggravated assault that occurred on Monday.

Tina Riggsbee, 36, and Christina Lalin, 35, are sought for questioning relating to the incident. Police responded to reported gunfire at Clinton Avenue and South 16th Street at approximately 12:36 p.m. Upon arrival, officers discovered a .45 caliber shell casing at the scene.

Surveillance footage captured an unidentified suspect discharging a firearm toward the 900 block of South 16th Street before fleeing in a red sedan. Director Miranda is urging anyone with information about Riggsbee or Lalin to contact the Police Division’s Crime Stopper tip line at 1-877-NWK-TIPS (1-877-695-8477), which remains confidential and may lead to a reward.

Additionally, anonymous tips can be submitted through the Police Division’s website at npd.newarkpublicsafety.orgNewark.

Police Search for Aggravated Assault Suspect After Family Dollar Incident

Police search for aggravated assault suspect after family dollar incident

Police Search for Aggravated Assault Suspect After Family Dollar Incident

NEWARK, NJ – Police in Newark are seeking assistance from the public to identify a female suspect involved in an aggravated assault at Family Dollar on Sunday evening.

At approximately 7:15 p.m., officers responded to a report of an assault during a shoplifting incident. The suspect was approached by store security, and she became aggressive, throwing items at a female cashier and slapping a male security guard.

The suspect is described as having a dark brown complexion and medium build. She was wearing a black zippered sweater, black pants, and a red head bonnet at the time of the incident.

Public Safety Director Emanuel Miranda urged the community to help in the investigation. “Anyone with information on the identity of this suspect is encouraged to call,” he stated.

Tipsters can contact the Police Division’s 24-hour Crime Stopper line at 1-877-NWK-TIPS. All information provided will be kept confidential.

Anonymous tips are also welcome through the Police Division’s website.

This incident highlights the ongoing risks faced by employees in retail environments and the need for community vigilance.

Authorities continue to investigate and hope for swift identification of the suspect.

Police seek help identifying suspects in e-bike theft

Police seek help identifying suspects in e-bike theft

Police seek help identifying suspects in e-bike theft

NEWARK, NJ — Police are investigating an e-bike theft that took place on Saturday. Public Safety Director Emanuel Miranda, Sr. is asking the public to help identify two male suspects connected to the incident.

A victim reported that he secured his e-bike to a railing outside a store in the 700 block of Mayor Kenneth A. Gibson Boulevard around 2:30 p.m. Upon returning at approximately 4 p.m., he discovered his e-bike was missing.

Detectives describe the first suspect as a Black male wearing a white shirt. The second suspect was seen with the first suspect following the theft.

Miranda urges anyone with information regarding either suspect to contact the Police Division’s 24-hour Crime Stopper tip line at 1-877-NWK-TIPS (1-877-695-8477). All anonymous tips are kept confidential and could lead to a reward.

Anonymous tips can also be submitted via the Police Division’s website.

The investigation continues as authorities gather more information regarding the suspects involved.

The search for the e-bike thieves intensifies as police seek the community’s assistance.