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.
Share:
More Stories
0:28
Police arrest Wharton man for assaulting officer for second time
19h ago0:23
Man charged with killing girlfriend, dumping her body on Livingston golf course
yesterday0:18
Woman charged with animal cruelty after kittens left in Clifton backpack
yesterday2:14
Suspects in Toms River fatal Route 37 crash offered plea deals
2ds ago0:20
Bridgewater building evacuated after voicemail claims bomb inside
2ds ago0:23
Newark man sentenced to 60 years for killing stepfather
2ds ago0:28
Police arrest Wharton man for assaulting officer for second time
19h ago0:23
Man charged with killing girlfriend, dumping her body on Livingston golf course
yesterday0:18
Woman charged with animal cruelty after kittens left in Clifton backpack
yesterday2:14
Suspects in Toms River fatal Route 37 crash offered plea deals
2ds ago0:20
Bridgewater building evacuated after voicemail claims bomb inside
2ds ago0:23
Newark man sentenced to 60 years for killing stepfather
2ds agoCar thefts and burglaries have consistently been on the rise since 2020, and police are reminding residents to safeguard targets from criminals.
News 12 New Jersey's Naomi Yané has more on the string of crimes.
More from News 12
FAA issues ground delays at major tri-state airports due to staffing issues
2:09
Mix of sun and clouds across New Jersey for the weekend
2:02
Denville resident's haunted house tradition continues after decades
0:39
Jersey Proud: Halloween display helps fight childhood cancer
1:30
Toms River celebrates NJ’s biggest Halloween parade
