Lacey Police Blotter: January 26- January 31, 2017

Burglary and Theft (Auto) – On Tuesday, January 31, 2017 at 11:32 p.m., Officer Anthony Sarno responded to police headquarters to take a theft report. The victim reported that on January 31,…

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Have you seen this man? Police say he stole, crashed a motorcycle

CAPE MAY — Cape May City police are still searching for a Gloucester County man wanted for stealing a motorcycle last month and crashing it in an Atlantic City parking garage. On…

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Bronze Star Vietnam Vet Tops Berkeley Republican Council Ticket in 2017

Submitted by Berkeley Township Republicans BERKELEY TWP-On Saturday, January 28, 2017 over 130 members of the Berkeley Township Republican Organization met at the Berkeley Township Elementary School Auditorium to nominate and…

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Black History Month Spotlight: Frederick Douglas

Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey was born into slavery on the Eastern Shore of Maryland in February 1818. He had a difficult family life. He barely knew his mother, who lived on a…

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Runaway red Target ball crashes into SUV (VIDEO)

PARAMUS – A two-ton cement ball used as a bollard outside a Target store became dislodged, rolling through the store parking lot and striking a moving vehicle, reportedly causing thousands in damage.…

Business News·Police Blotter

Muslim Foreign Minister: Trump's travel ban not Islamophobic

The United Arab Emirates’ foreign minister has said that US President Donald Trump’s travel ban on citizens of seven mainly Muslim countries, which has triggered global outrage, is not Islamophobic and does…

US and World News

Man Who Dragged Officer by Car Set Free Under NJ Bail Reform

KEARNY-Kearny police officer Luis Moran was responding to a call from a woman who had her pain medication stolen from her. After pointing out the suspect, 19 year old Wesley Carrion of…

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Man Who Pushed State Trooper Out of Moving Vehicle During Car Jacking Gets 10 Years in Prison

TRENTON-A a Newark man was sentenced to prison on Friday for a violent crime spree in which he seriously injured a State Police detective when the detective tried to stop him from…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter

How New Jersey Bail Reform Act Put Some Ocean County Children at Possible Risk

TRENTON-Law enforcement agencies in Ocean County are shocked and upset this week after New Jersey’s bail reform law has put a man who police say offered a video game console to a child…

Police Blotter

Berkeley Relay for Life Kick Off Meeting Feb. 23

The American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Berkeley/Lacey will hold a free kickoff for the annual event on Thursday, Feb. 23, at 7 p.m. at Mill Pond Elementary School, 210 Western…

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Berkeley Mayor Credits Township Workers for Speedy Cleanup After Nor'easter

BERKELEY-Berkeley Township, according to many published reports this week had nearly 3 inches of rain during the recent passing Nor’easter. It was the highest total rainfall amount of any town in New…

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This week's Lacey Township Police Blotter

DUI Arrest – On Tuesday, January 17, 2017, Officers Julie Barcalow and Jason Lee responded to JR’s Liquors, located at 1000 Lacey Road in Forked River for an unrelated alarm. While at…

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Lacey Township Police Department/Ocean County Sheriff’s Police Explorer Program Monthly Update

by Chief Michael DiBella, Lacey PD LACEY-On December 7th, 2016, I announced Lacey Township Police Department’s partnership with the Ocean County Sheriff to bring our young adults the most advanced police explorer program available. The recent partnership…

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Toms River Officials: 75% of beach dunes lost in Nor'easter

A news release has been published by the Township of Toms River. It reads: The Township Department of Public Works and Engineering have been monitoring conditions at our beaches following last night’s nor’easter.…

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Rare Tiger Cubs Celebrate First Birthday in Jackson

Kristin B Siebeneicher https://www.facebook.com/ShoreNewsNJ/videos/962951250471260/ JACKSON-An extremely rare litter of big cats just celebrated its first birthday at Six Flags Great Adventure. For the first time in history, the park’s animal care team…

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Lacey Police Blotter: January 26- January 31, 2017

Have you seen this man? Police say he stole, crashed a motorcycle

Bronze Star Vietnam Vet Tops Berkeley Republican Council Ticket in 2017

Black History Month Spotlight: Frederick Douglas

Runaway red Target ball crashes into SUV (VIDEO)

Muslim Foreign Minister: Trump's travel ban not Islamophobic

Man Who Dragged Officer by Car Set Free Under NJ Bail Reform

Man Who Pushed State Trooper Out of Moving Vehicle During Car Jacking Gets 10 Years in Prison

How New Jersey Bail Reform Act Put Some Ocean County Children at Possible Risk

Berkeley Relay for Life Kick Off Meeting Feb. 23

Berkeley Mayor Credits Township Workers for Speedy Cleanup After Nor'easter

This week's Lacey Township Police Blotter

Lacey Township Police Department/Ocean County Sheriff’s Police Explorer Program Monthly Update

Toms River Officials: 75% of beach dunes lost in Nor'easter

Rare Tiger Cubs Celebrate First Birthday in Jackson

Mysterious stranding leaves 100 dolphins dead

A Variety of January Shows / February Valentine & Scout Day Special Events at Novins Planetarium at Ocean County College

Career Kids Open Houses Spotlight Winter & Spring Programs at Ocean County College

Guadagno will enter N.J. governor race, reports say

Ocean County Beach Replenishment Project Awarded to Weeks Marine

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