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Glen Ridge Mourns the Loss of Police Officer Roberts to COVID-19
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Nutley Police Continue to Deal with Thefts from Unlocked Vehicles During ...
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Claiming Infection, Man Coughs and Spits on NJ Cops, say Authorities
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First Customer To Buy #StrongerTogether Shirt Supporting Rescue Squad at Bucco ...
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Nutley Businesses Fund Nutley Volunteer Emergency and Rescue Squad Fundraiser
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Nutley Ranked 89 on Safewise's Report of Safest Cities in New Jersey
By TAPINTO EAST ORANGE / ORANGE STAFF
May 22, 2020(EAST ORANGE, NJ) - Acting Essex County Prosecutor Theodore N. Stephens, II, and East Orange Public Safety Director Dominick Saldida announced today that Tevin Molentiel, 28, and Tamika Dorsey, 36, both of East Orange, have been charged with multiple child abuse offenses following an investigation by the Special Victims Unit of the Essex County Prosecutor’s Office.
The victim, a ...
SOUTH ORANGE, NJ — Although full Police Week ceremonies are among the numerous events canceled by coronavirus quarantine, the South Orange Police Department participated in a moment of silence today for New Jersey police officers who lost their lives in the line of duty and were added to the Police Memorial Wall in Washington, DC.
“During Police Week, it’s ...
SOMERVILLE, NJ - Anxious to escort their brother to the next stop on his recovery from the coronavirus, police cruisers and vans from County Corrections Departments throughout New Jersey formed a line on Rehill Avenue outside Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital/Somerset early Monday morning, hours before Sgt. Andrew Crooks was to be discharged.
Crooks, a North Plainfield resident and Essex ...
Glen Ridge, NJ - The Glen Ridge Police Department has announced the passing of beloved Officer Charles “Rob” Roberts. He succumbed to complications of COVID-19, police officials announced.
According to a release by the township, Officer Roberts, badge #69 is the first line of duty death within the history of the Glen Ridge Police Department, established in 1895.
At the age ...
NUTLEY, NJ - "Theft from Unlocked Vehicle," a regular topic of TAPinto Nutley news coverage since we launched, remains a focus of the Nutley Police Department event during these unprecedented times of the coronavirus lock downs and curfews.
In the past week, there were numerous reports of 'theft from vehicle' reported to the police in Nutley, in most cases, ...
PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS, NJ - A Flemington man, who claimed he was infected with the coronavirus responsible for COVID-19, coughed and spit at Parsippany police this week while wielding a hammer, said authorities.
The man, Nickolas Suk, 23, was arrested May 7 by the Parsippany Police Department on charges of throwing bodily fluid at a law enforcement officer (4th degree), endangering (4th ...
NUTLEY, NJ - Right after it was announced that the #StrongerTogether Nutley to benefit the Nutley Volunteer Emergency and Rescue Squad was available at Bucco Couture on Franklin Ave., Dr. Julie Glazer, Superintendent of Nutley Public Schools made the first purchase.
The shirt is in-stock in sizes medium to x-large for $15. $5 of every purchase will be donated to the Nutley ...
NUTLEY, NJ - Bucco Couture and AdmiralAirtech came to the rescue to finance the Nutley Volunteer Emergency and Rescue Squad's (NVERS) lawn sign fundraiser.
The squad receives no funding from the Township of Nutley, and instead relies on fundraisers to support the local ambulance corps. With COVID-19 canceling their fundraisers, local businesses have stepped up to the plate ...
NUTLEY, NJ - The Township of Nutley was ranked on Safewise's New Jersey's Safest Cities of 2020. The report, released this week, ranks Nutley at 89 in the report.
Safewise uses FBI crime statistics and US Census population data to rank the safest cities in each state and across the country. To add extra insight and depth to that assessment, the company includes ...
BERNARDS TWP. _ Bernards police said that a resident of Fellowship Deaconry off Valley Road fell victim to an internet lottery scam to the tune of $8,000 to $10,000 sent out in gift cards over a period of about six months.
The victim reportedly told police he received an email stating he had won an "exceptional amount" of lottery money, but that he first had ...
