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Have you seen him, know where he is? A Millville man is wanted back here in Toms River and Ocean County for the attempted murder of a woman that occurred at the Howard Johnson hotel on Hooper Avenue near Route 37 last week. Get our free mobile app Toms River Police arrived on scene March 3 around 10:30 pm to find a woman on the floor of the hotel lobby suffering from multiple stab wounds to her head, face and body. She was brought to Jersey Shore University Medical Center where she remains in c...

There are a number of Most Wanted lists in the Law Enforcement community built up of a number of different criminals and wanted for a number of different reasons but its because theyve allegedly done something so egregious, it warrants keeping your eyes and ears open. Get our free mobile app In Monmouth County, there are 10 particular individuals wanted for 9 different crimes that occurred at the Jersey Shore. The Monmouth County Prosecutors Office has their team of investigators searching for ...

Tuesday March 9 Update: Freehold Township Police have said on Facebook that 12-year old Natalee Perez has been found safe and is back home with her family. Here is the original article: Well, Monmouth County, Jersey Shore, youve been diligent and helpful in the past and once again your help is needed, this time with helping find a missing Freehold Township girl. Get our free mobile app Freehold Township Police said the 12-year old Natalee Perez was last seen at the Freehold Raceway Mall around ...

Get our free mobile app In Ocean County, there are 11 particular individuals right now who are wanted for a variety of different crimes they allegedly committed at the Jersey Shore. Get our free mobile app The Ocean County Sheriffs Office has their eyes out for these 11 in particular right now and if you have any information on where they might be or on the crimes they committed, youre asked to contact the Ocean County Sheriff Field Services Division at (732) 929-2050 or you can submit a Fax ...

Senator Michael Doherty (R) and Assemblyman Jon Bramnick (R)are among those at the Jersey Shore and beyond voicing concern and opposition to the Marijuana reform law which cuts off communication between police and parents on a juveniles first offense and criminalizes police officers. Last week, Assemblyman Bramnick  “Handcuffing law enforcement from notifying parents if they find a child using drugs or alcohol is irresponsible and dangerous,” Bramnick (R-Union) said in a statement. “Pa...

One of the glaring, eyebrow raising issues police everywhere, some legislators and residents have with the Marijuana bill Governor Murphy signed is that an officer may face 3rd Degree Criminal charges for doing what used to be their job until two weeks ago, questioning or initiating an investigation in possession or lawlessness of someone with weed. Get our free mobile app The way things currently stand is that police can face 3rd degree criminal charges for depravation of civil rights if they ...

One of the glaring, eyebrow raising issues police everywhere, some legislators and residents have with the Marijuana bill Governor Murphy signed is that an officer may face 3rd Degree Criminal charges for doing what used to be their job until two weeks ago, questioning or initiating an investigation in possession or lawlessness of someone with weed. Get our free mobile app The way things currently stand is that police can face 3rd degree criminal charges for depravation of civil rights if they ...

Where are the worst of the worst potholes that you see driving, whether it's around Ocean and Monmouth County or across the state?

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Police officers could be criminally charged for doing what used to be part of their job. All these glaring oversights and more are part of the new Marijuana law in New Jersey signed by Governor Phil Murphy last week. Get our free mobile app "I looked at the new law like every other Chief did and there were a couple things that just stood right out including with the parental notification and not being able to contact a parent on a first offense when we deal with a juvenile goes contrary to ever...