Law Enforcement

The Ocean County Chiefs of Police Association is hosting a Police Test this month as Chiefs from across Ocean County look to hire full-time and SLEO Class II police officers.

An investigation is underway after a non-fatal police involved shooting in Berkeley Township on Sunday morning.

“From Monmouth to Cape May, we’ve seen what happens when you strip police of the power to hold teenagers and young adults accountable for breaking the law."

A bi-partisan resolution, from Senators Kristin Corrado (R-40) and Troy Singleton (D-7), passed by the New Jersey Senate will designate October as 'First Responders Appreciation Month'.

Police officers patrolling streets and highways as well as communities at large are out there to keep the peace and ensure safety for you and everyone around you.

It's official you will start seeing most New Jersey police officers wearing body cams and police officers will have the chance to turn it on and off.

Here are just some of the dozens and hundreds of times police have been there for us.

A Toms River man who went on a anger fueled tirade is in a heap of trouble for puncturing a woman's tire and then assaulting several Jackson Police Officers.

Legislation making its way through the Statehouse in Trenton, which has cleared an Assembly panel, would prevent police from being within 100-feet of a polling place and limit their presence overall at polling places.

While A-5472/S-3565 awaits Governor Murphy's signature, Senator Anthony Bucco and Senator Declan O’Scanlon do support the change but they say it's not enough.

The Jackson Township Police Department is adding to its team of community protectors with the hiring of three new officers.

In Brick, Police were giving drivers pulled over for minor motor vehicle equipment violations, like a brake light that was out, a warning along with a gift card to get the issue fixed and some Christmas candy to sweeten up their day instead of issuing them a ticket.