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Police & Fire

Alert Issued For Missing Northampton County Boy, 14 An alert was issued Thursday for a missing Northampton County boy believed to have run away from home. Juelz Stuckey, 14, was last seen near Weona Park in Pen Argyl on Oct. 20, Slate Belt Regional Police said. Stuckey stands 5 feet 4 inches tall, weighs 125 pounds and has black hair and brown eyes, police said. He may also be carrying a red backpack. Anyone with information about Stuckey’s whereabouts is asked to contact SBRPD Headquarters at 610-759-2200.

by Valerie Musson

10/21/2021

Schools

Morris County High School Evacuated Due To Social Media Threat UPDATE: The school has been deemed safe and will be returning to its regular schedule, police confirmed at 12:40 p.m. --------------------------- A Morris County high school evacuated its students Thursday following a threat that was posted on social media, police said. West Morris Central High School students were led to the stadium bleachers as township police initiated the investigation around 12 p.m., authorities said. “All students and staff are safe,” said Washington Township Police on behalf of WMC Principal Timothy Rymer. Students were expected to return to the campus after rece…

by Valerie Musson

10/21/2021

Police & Fire

‘Be Vigilant:’ Video Shows Brazen Suspect In String Of Northampton County Car Break-Ins A suspect was caught on video brazenly attempting to break into cars in Northampton County before dawn Thursday. A RING surveillance video shows the suspect trying to enter vehicles near the Swanson - Old Nazareth Road area of Palmer Township around 3 a.m., police said. “Cooler temperatures don’t stop criminals from roaming our neighborhoods,” Palmer Township Police said. “Be vigilant and don’t let your guard down. LOCK your vehicle doors and REMOVE all valuables.” Scroll down to view the full video clip. 10-21-21 - Theft Awareness Cooler temperatures doesn’t stop criminals from roa…

by Valerie Musson

10/21/2021

Police & Fire

Know Anything? Arsonist Sets Fire To Morris County Park Cameras, Surrounding Woods An arsonist set fire to surveillance cameras and surrounding woods at a Morris County park, according to police who are seeking clues on the culprit. The arsonist — or arsonists — set fire to camera equipment and surrounding woods at Morris County Park Commission Land off Garnet Drive in Jefferson Township, Sheriff James M. Gannon said in a Thursday release. The fires were started “deliberately” sometime between Sept. 30 and Oct. 5, Gannon said. Anyone with information about the fires is asked to contact the Morris County Sheriff’s Office CrimeStoppers at www.copcall.org or call 973-COP-CA…

by Valerie Musson

10/21/2021

Police & Fire

1 Killed, 2 Rescued In Morris County House Fire, Prosecutor Says One occupant was killed and two others rescued as flames ripped through a Morris County home before dawn Thursday. The blaze broke out in the bedroom of a single-family home on Ward Pl. in East Hanover around 12:10 a.m., Morris County Prosecutor Robert J. Carroll said in a joint release with East Hanover Police Chief Christopher F. Cannizzo. Two residents were rescued safely while one victim was found dead inside the home, authorities said. Good Morning . I am confirming one fatality at a house fire that occurred last night on Ward Place. Officers Responded... Posted by East Hanover…

by Valerie Musson

10/21/2021

Police & Fire

Trio Nabbed For Spray Painting Frat Letters At Warren County Park Three young adults were charged after police say they spray painted graffiti letters of their college fraternity at a Warren County park before dawn Tuesday. Hackettstown Police responding to an erratic vehicle report on Seber Road found Osavbie Igiebor, 19, Juan Solis, 18, and Wesley Peters, 22, in the parking lot of Doctors Park around 1:35 a.m. A follow-up investigation determined that Igiebor and Solis, both of Newark, and Peters, of Lambertville, had just come from Riverfront Park, where they spray painted their fraternity (Omega Rho at Centenary University) group letters onto the back…

by Valerie Musson

10/20/2021

Police & Fire

Road Closed Following Crane Accident In East Hanover An East Hanover roadway was shut down following a crane accident Wednesday afternoon, police said. The crane flipped up in the air during a tree removal on South Ridgedale and Tiffany Drive around 2 p.m., according to initial reports. Access was restricted to Tiffany Road following the accident, which caused no injuries, East Hanover Police said. Happening Now tree removal crane accident in the area of South Ridgedale and Tiffany drive. No injuries to report. ... Posted by East Hanover Police Department on Wednesday, October 20, 2021 This is a developing story. Check back for more.

by Valerie Musson

10/20/2021

Police & Fire

Credit Card Skimming Devices Found At Morris County Gas Station, Police Say Several credit card skimming devices were found during the recent inspection of a Morris County gas station, police confirmed. The devices were found installed on several Denville gas pumps during a recent inspection by the NJ Division of Weights and Measures, Denville Police said Wednesday. The gas station was not mentioned by name. The purpose of the skimming devices is to obtain credit card data that can then be used to make fraudulent purchases. Denville Police are investigating several reports of fraud that may be related to these skimming devices. Anyone who has used a credit or de…

by Valerie Musson

10/20/2021

News

QuickChek Opens In Hackettstown [Look Inside] QuickChek’s new location in Hackettstown is now open for business, marking the franchise’s fourth store opening in six weeks. Located at 134 Mountain Ave., the new store is replacing a smaller QuickChek across the street and has the brand’s signature “Fresh to Go” interior layout designed to improve efficiency for busy shoppers. Meanwhile, the new store is offering free hot or iced QuickChek coffee to all customers for a limited time to celebrate the grand opening. “With the opening of our newest store in Hackettstown, we can continue to meet the needs of today’s consumer and provide saf…

by Valerie Musson

10/20/2021

Police & Fire

Know HIM? Man Steals Scanners Worth $6K From Lowe’s Back Office, Hackettstown Police Say Police are seeking the public’s help identifying a man they say stole scanners worth $6,000 from a back office at Lowe’s in Hackettstown. The suspect — pictured above — stole 4 Zebra MS9300 scanning receiving devices from inside an office at Lowe’s Home Improvement Store on Mountain Avenue in Hackettstown on Saturday, Oct. 16, police said in a release. The man then left the store and fled in a white car, police said. Press Release (10/20/21): Lowe’s Theft The Hackettstown Police Department is looking for the public’s help in... Posted by Hackettstown Police Department on Wednesday, O…

by Valerie Musson

10/20/2021

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