New Jersey police chief gives tips on keeping your home safe from burglaries
Car thefts and burglaries have consistently been on the rise since 2020, and police are reminding residents to safeguard targets from criminals.
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yesterdayCar thefts and burglaries have consistently been on the rise since 2020, and police are reminding residents to safeguard targets from criminals.
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