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Gunfire rocks Millsboro home as bullets strike house, shed, and vehicles

Breaking Local News ReportApril 4, 20250

MILLSBORO, DE — State police are investigating a shooting that left multiple structures riddled with bullet holes in a Millsboro neighborhood late Wednesday night. Key Points Delaware State Police responded around 9:38 p.m. Wednesday to the 26000 block of Mount Joy Road following reports of a shooting. According to the preliminary investigation, an unidentified suspect fired an unknown number of rounds at a residence. A house, shed, and three vehicles were struck by gunfire during the incident. Four individuals were inside the residence at the time, but authorities confirmed no injuries were reported. The Delaware State Police Troop 4 Criminal

Newark’s first black councilwoman, Democrat arrested for DUI after late-night crash damages four parked vehicles

Breaking Local News ReportMarch 30, 20250

NEWARK, DE — Newark City Councilwoman Dwendolyn “Wendy” Creecy was arrested late Friday night after allegedly driving under the influence and crashing into four parked cars along Madison Drive, according to Newark Police. Officers responded at approximately 11:58 p.m. on March 28 to the 100 block of Madison Drive, where they found a vehicle had struck several unoccupied parked cars. The driver, identified as Creecy, 54, was present at the scene when officers arrived. Key Points “Evidence was gathered indicating that Creecy was impaired at the time of the crash,” Newark Police said in a statement. The vehicle Creecy was

Bill would prohibit non-charging vehicles from parking in EV spaces

Breaking Local News ReportMarch 19, 20250

TRENTON, NJ — A proposed bill would make it illegal for non-electric vehicles and unplugged electric vehicles to park in designated electric vehicle (EV) charging spaces, imposing fines for violations and allowing municipalities to tow offenders. Under the legislation, individuals would be prohibited from parking in an EV charging space unless they are actively charging a plug-in electric vehicle. To be enforceable, the space must be clearly marked with signage and pavement markings that are visible both day and night. Violators would face a $55 fine for a first offense, $100 for a second offense, and $200 for a third

Winter storm triggers hundreds of crashes, stranded vehicles across Maryland

Breaking Local News ReportFebruary 12, 20250

BALTIMORE — A powerful winter storm has caused hazardous travel conditions across Maryland, with state police responding to hundreds of incidents since Tuesday afternoon. From 2 p.m. Tuesday through 5 a.m. Wednesday, Maryland State Police handled 765 calls for service statewide. Authorities reported 235 crashes and 185 inoperable or abandoned vehicles as snow and ice created treacherous road conditions. Troopers are urging motorists to drive cautiously and allow extra travel time as road crews continue clearing highways. “Maryland State Police remind motorists to take it slow and plan for extra travel time today,” the department said in a statement. Authorities

Newport News Police Department Unveils Custom Recruitment Vehicles Showcasing City Landmarks

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 17, 20250

NEWPORT NEWS, VA — The Newport News Police Department (NNPD) has introduced four custom-designed recruitment vehicles aimed at attracting new officers while celebrating the city’s rich history and landmarks. Each of the newly unveiled cruisers features a distinct design reflecting key aspects of Newport News. One vehicle displays the Newport News City Center skyline, while another highlights the South Precinct’s iconic Newport News Shipbuilding, set against a sunset backdrop with an aircraft carrier. A third cruiser is wrapped in vibrant imagery of Newport News City Park, representing the North Precinct, and the fourth vehicle showcases the NNPD Headquarters building, described

Maryland Joins Lawsuit to Protect The Left’s Battle Against Gas Powered Vehicles, 2035 Goal

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 16, 20250

BALTIMORE, MD — Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown has joined a coalition of 16 attorneys general and three major cities in defending two Clean Air Act waivers granted to California by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), aimed at curbing climate change and protecting public health. The waivers, which authorize California to enforce its Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) and Heavy-Duty Engine and Vehicle Omnibus regulations, are being challenged by the American Free Enterprise Chamber of Commerce in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. “Clean air is essential to Marylanders’ health and well-being,” Attorney General

NYPD seeks suspect in string of Lower Manhattan subway arson attack, burning two vehicles, including NYPD

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 15, 20250

NEW YORK, NY — The New York City Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect linked to a series of arson incidents across Lower Manhattan early Friday morning. According to police, the first incident occurred around 2:20 a.m. on January 10, 2025, when an unidentified man intentionally set fire to a marked NYPD emergency vehicle parked in front of 254 Broadway. Shortly after, at approximately 2:35 a.m., the same individual allegedly ignited another fire that damaged an unoccupied vehicle near 14 Murray Street. The suspect continued the spree at about 2:55 a.m., setting a paper

Nashua man indicted on robbery and interstate transportation of stolen vehicles, cash

Indira PatelJanuary 8, 20250

CONCORD, N.H. — A Nashua man has been indicted on charges related to a robbery and the interstate transportation of stolen vehicles and money, U.S. Attorney Jane E. Young announced on Wednesday. Barry English, 37, faces one count of Hobbs Act robbery, two counts of interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle, and one count of interstate transportation of stolen money. He was arrested on June 24, 2024, and remains in custody following his initial federal court appearance. According to court documents, on May 23, 2024, English allegedly drove a stolen Honda Fit from Massachusetts to New Hampshire. On June 23,

Annapolis police investigate series of thefts from vehicles on Christmas Eve

Breaking Local News ReportDecember 26, 20240

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Annapolis police are investigating a series of thefts from vehicles that occurred on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, with multiple reports of stolen property from unsecured cars across the city. In the 800 block of Chester Avenue, officers responded at approximately 9:25 p.m. Wednesday to a report of theft. A resident reported that their 2016 silver Mazda 6 had been broken into overnight, with a pair of Apple iPods and house keys stolen. Earlier that day, at 7:48 a.m., officers responded to a similar incident on Southwood Avenue. The victim reported that a wallet, tennis equipment, and

Gunfire damages vehicles in Severn

Breaking Local News ReportDecember 19, 20240

SEVERN, Md. — Anne Arundel County Police are investigating an early morning shooting in the 1700 block of Meade Village Circle where multiple vehicles were struck by gunfire, officials said Thursday. Officers responded to the scene around 1:45 a.m. after receiving multiple calls reporting gunshots. Upon arrival, they found several spent shell casings on the ground and three vehicles damaged by bullets. A witness told police they saw a group of individuals dressed in all dark clothing running from the area after the shots were fired. Western District detectives are leading the investigation and are urging anyone with information to

Erie declares snow emergency, begins towing vehicles blocking roadways

Breaking Local News ReportDecember 1, 20240

ERIE, PA — The Erie Police Department has declared a snow and ice emergency, initiating the towing of vehicles obstructing roadways to ensure snow plows and emergency vehicles can operate effectively. Authorities announced Sunday morning that vehicles blocking access will be towed, and owners are urged to confirm their vehicle’s status by contacting the department’s non-emergency line at (814) 870-1125. Those whose vehicles have been towed must visit the Erie Police Department headquarters at 626 State St., entering through the West 7th and Peach St. entrance, with valid photo identification to obtain release paperwork. Owners will then be directed to

Holiday shopping spree fuels surge in firearm thefts from vehicles in San Antonio

Indira PatelNovember 30, 20240

SAN ANTONIO — Amid the hustle of holiday shopping, officials are urging residents to secure their firearms after nearly 2,300 guns were stolen from vehicles in San Antonio this year. Authorities warn that retail parking lots are prime targets for thieves, who can break into vehicles and steal a gun in less than 15 seconds. Thieves often target trucks and vehicles with military or law enforcement decals, increasing the risk for firearm owners who fail to properly secure their weapons. “As you fill your shopping cart with gifts for your loved ones, know that it takes a thief just moments

Atlantic City police recover three stolen vehicles, arrest four individuals

Breaking Local News ReportNovember 24, 20240

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — The Atlantic City Police Department recovered three stolen vehicles in separate incidents on November 21, leading to the arrests of four individuals, including a juvenile, officials announced Saturday. The first recovery occurred at approximately 11:20 a.m. in the first block of North Sovereign Avenue. Officers Thomas Gilardi and Tyler Daily located a vehicle reported stolen earlier that day. Jy’heem Benjamin-Hannah, 20, and a 16-year-old male, both of Atlantic City, were arrested at the scene. Benjamin-Hannah was found in possession of a small amount of heroin and allegedly provided false information to the officers. Later, at 5:15

Temporary road in Bat Cave area allows limited access for residents, emergency vehicles

Breaking Local News ReportOctober 29, 20240

HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. — The Henderson County Sheriff’s Office clarified on Monday that a temporary road near the Bat Cave and Chimney Rock areas remains unsuitable for general public travel. In a statement released by Edneyville Fire & Rescue, officials emphasized that while the route has enabled some residents to access their homes, it is not a fully restored section of Highway 64/74. The emergency road, described as a narrow one-lane dirt path, was put in place for residents and emergency responders only. “Understand this road is a very narrow one lane dirt path road,” read the announcement. It added that

Paterson police crack down, tow vehicles blocking crosswalks, citing safety concerns

Breaking Local News ReportOctober 29, 20240

PATERSON, N.J. — The Paterson Police Department issued a warning to drivers this week about the dangers of blocking crosswalks, highlighting both the legal and safety risks involved. In a recent social media post, the department emphasized that parking in a crosswalk not only violates traffic laws but also poses a serious threat to pedestrians. “Blocking a crosswalk is not only illegal, it is extremely dangerous,” the department stated on its official social media pages. “You force anyone trying to cross to step closer to the street where a tragedy could happen.” The announcement comes as the department continues its

Deal Police Investigate Burglaries Involving High-End Vehicles

Breaking Local News ReportOctober 12, 20240

Deal, NJ – On Thursday at approximately 5:09 a.m., Deal Police Department responded to a burglary and motor vehicle theft at a residence on Norwood Avenue. Investigators found that intruders had entered the home by forcefully opening a first-floor window and had stolen a high-end vehicle parked in the driveway. The following day, at around 4:02 a.m., Patrolman Zach Bell observed a suspicious vehicle in the Borough of Interlaken on Buttermere Avenue. The vehicle carried a fictitious license plate and showed signs of targeting high-end vehicles. When Bell attempted a vehicle stop, the suspect vehicle fled at high speed into

Over 10,000 Vehicles Stolen Across New Jersey So Far in 2024

Breaking Local News ReportSeptember 30, 20240

WESTFIELD, N.J. — Two luxury vehicles were stolen early Thursday morning following a break-in at a home on East Dudley Avenue, the Westfield Police Department reported. The incident occurred around 2:46 a.m. after police received a report from an alarm company and a subsequent 911 call from the homeowner. Police determined that three individuals forced entry into the residence through a front window. The suspects, all wearing hoods and masks, located keys to two vehicles—a 2024 BMW X7 and a 2022 Porsche Macan—in the kitchen. Both vehicles were stolen from the driveway, and the suspects fled the scene through the

Somerset County Officials Introduce Pink Police Vehicles for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Breaking Local News ReportSeptember 26, 20240

SOMERVILLE, N.J. – Six police vehicles in Somerset County have been wrapped in pink to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month, according to an announcement from Somerset County Prosecutor John P. McDonald, Chief of County Detectives Francisco Roman Jr., and the Somerset County Chiefs of Police Association. The wrapping was funded by Robert Wood Johnson Barnabas Health, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Somerset, Rutgers Cancer Institute, Peapack-Gladstone Bank, Open Road Auto Group, and the Far Hills Race Meeting Association. These vehicles will be used for community engagement throughout October. Law enforcement agencies involved include the Somerset County Prosecutor’s Office, Somerset County

Police Investigating Thefts From Vehicles in Donegal Township

Breaking Local News ReportSeptember 23, 20240

DONEGAL TWP., PA — The Pennsylvania State Police Troop A – Greensburg Station is investigating a theft from a motor vehicle that occurred Tuesday between 1:15 a.m. and 4:30 a.m. The incident took place in the parking lot of the Holiday Inn located on State Route 31 in Donegal Township, Westmoreland County. According to the police, the suspect stole an unknown amount of tools from a utility truck parked at the location. The unidentified individual fled the scene in a dark-colored Ford SUV with an unknown registration. Police have released an image of the suspect in hopes of identifying them.

Teen Dies Following D.C. Crash Involving Stolen Vehicles

Local News ReportSeptember 23, 20240

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A 16-year-old has died following a crash involving two stolen vehicles in Southeast D.C., according to police. The crash occurred on Saturday, September 14, at approximately 12:15 a.m., when a stolen 2016 black Hyundai Elantra and a stolen 2020 white Hyundai Elantra were traveling at high speeds in the 4300 block of Southern Avenue, Southeast. Both vehicles veered into oncoming traffic and collided. The black Hyundai came to a stop in the same block, while the white Hyundai struck a tree. All occupants of the vehicles, except one, fled the scene. The remaining occupant of the white

Smithville Car Cruise to Showcase Classic and Unique Vehicles

Breaking Local News ReportSeptember 14, 20240

SMITHVILLE, NJ – On September 13, from 5 PM to 7 PM, car enthusiasts are in for a treat as The Village Greene at Historic Smithville hosts its exciting Car Cruise. This family-friendly event will feature a stunning array of classic and unique vehicles on display, offering the perfect setting for car lovers to admire and discuss the finer details of automotive history. In addition to the car showcase, visitors can explore the charm of Historic Smithville, which boasts 50 specialty shoppes, 7 delightful eateries, and fun activities like a carousel, train rides, and paddle boats. The Colonial Inn also

Fire Damages Garage and Vehicles in Salisbury, No Injuries Reported

Breaking Local News ReportSeptember 7, 20240

SALISBURY, Md. — A structure fire early Friday morning caused significant damage to a garage and nearby vehicles in Salisbury, according to local authorities. The fire occurred at 142 Harford Road at approximately 8:48 a.m., in a one-story, wood-frame detached garage. The Salisbury Fire Department responded to the scene with 25 firefighters, bringing the blaze under control in about 10 minutes. No injuries were reported. Officials estimated the loss at $80,000 for the structure and $20,000 for its contents. The fire also caused heat damage to the nearby residence and resulted in an additional $20,000 in damages to two vehicles,

Electric Vehicles for Thee, Gas Guzzlers for Me, New Jersey Governor’s Hypocrisy on Gas Car Ban

Breaking Local News ReportAugust 25, 20240

Governor Phil Murphy of New Jersey is pursuing an ambitious plan to phase out the sale of new gasoline-powered vehicles in the state, starting with restrictions in 2027 and aiming for a complete ban by 2035. This move is part of a broader effort to combat climate change and improve air quality by transitioning to zero-emission vehicles. Murphy has touted this plan as a necessary step to secure a cleaner future for New Jersey residents, emphasizing the long-term benefits of reducing pollution from traditional cars. However, this bold environmental push has raised eyebrows for another reason. Recently, it came to

New Rochelle Police Crack Down on Unregistered Vehicles

Breaking Local News ReportAugust 17, 20240

NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. — A routine traffic stop led to the discovery of two unregistered vehicles at the same location, according to the New Rochelle Police Department. Officers initially pulled over a vehicle for driving the wrong way on a one-way street and found that it was unregistered. While addressing the situation, officers also spotted a second unregistered vehicle parked nearby, obstructing a sidewalk. The department noted that recent enforcement efforts have led to a decrease in the number of unregistered vehicles on the road. “We do and will continue to enforce those who do not comply,” the New Rochelle

Cumberland Police Arrest Man for Tampering with Vehicles

Breaking Local News ReportAugust 11, 20240

CUMBERLAND, MD—On Friday, Joshua Michael D’Atri was arrested after being accused of attempting to tamper with multiple vehicles on Dorn Avenue. The Cumberland Police Department reported responding to a call regarding a suspicious male on the scene. Witnesses and the vehicle owner reported that D’Atri was trying to gain access to several cars. He was found inside a vehicle without the owner’s permission. Following his arrest, D’Atri was transported to central booking. After an appearance before a District Court Commissioner, D’Atri was released on a $2,500 unsecured personal bond. He faces charges of rogue and vagabond. D’Atri, a 43-year-old resident