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FBI Sees Rise in Home Burglaries Targeting Asian-American Business ...
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By TAPINTO BORDENTOWN STAFF
July 3, 2022NEWARK, NJ — The FBI Newark Field Office is currently seeing a rise in home burglaries involving Asian American business owners and is offering preventative measures to keep their businesses, homes and cars safe.
According to the FBI, burglary rings are casing Asian-owned businesses to learn the life patterns of the owners and will then sometimes enter the business ...
TRENTON, NJ -- A Mercer County grand jury handed down a guilty verdict in the 2018 killing of a man in Hamilton Township after a purchase of a PlayStation 4 turned deadly.
Mercer County Prosecutor Angelo J. Onofri announced Monday that Akmal Alvaranga, 34, Trenton, was convicted of murder, felony murder, kidnapping, robbery, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose and ...
CAMDEN, NJ — A South Jersey businessman pleaded guilty to selling pesticide-laced disinfectant wipes and liquid sanitizers to federal agencies, municipalities and others, falsely promising they would kill the coronavirus.
Maple Shade businessman Paul Andrecola, 63, admitted his role in a year-long scheme before U.S. District Court Judge Robert B. Kugler on Thursday in a Camden federal ...
TRENTON, N.J. – A Bordentown man was indicted on Wednesday on federal felony charges linked to a conspiracy to engage in firearms trafficking and unlawful transportation of firearms in interstate commerce following law enforcement’s seizure of 11 firearms, according to U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger.
Dominic Maloney, 19, of Bordentown, was arrested on June 8 in Salem ...
TRENTON, NJ -- A multi-agency undercover operation targeting individuals who are accused of using social media to attempt to lure underage girls and boys for sexual activity has resulted in the arrests of 21 accused child predators -- including three individuals from Hamilton Township.
New Jersey Acting Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin and Mercer County Prosecutor ...