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A Browns Mills man is sitting in the Ocean County Jail following his arrest in Manchester where police found him with a stash of drugs ready to be sold while an infant child was in the back seat of his vehicle.

From Brick to Stafford and everywhere in between, police and law enforcement across Ocean County continue cracking down on the distribution of drugs in our communities.

A Little Egg Harbor woman already drawing the eye of law enforcement made it super easy for evidence to stack up for her arrest.

A Toms River who is also a member of the Decavalcante crime family, based in Elizabeth, has admitted to possession of cocaine with the intent to distribute in Trenton Federal Court.

Two Little Egg Harbor residents have been arrested following a two-month multi-law enforcement agency investigation into illegal drug activity in southern Ocean County.

Lakehurst Police noticed that a driver was having a hard time keeping their lane along Route 70 and Rose Street which is when they pulled the car over on the side of the road.

Five Jersey Shore men were arrested by police in Brick over the last couple weeks in the Pleasure Zone parking lot for behavior that was very unbefitting.

A Jackson man who was operating his own meth lab out of the truck he was driving has plead guilty and will spend the next five years in prison.

A Manchester man has plead guilty to possession and distribution of cocaine and is facing 12-years in prison for his illegal activity.

Nope, this is not an episode of Breaking Bad. This is real life in Ocean County. For context, there are 12 meth labs near WOBM studios.

A Jackson man was arrested after he was found with chemicals and materials used to manufacture meth.

The Leader of a Narcotics Trafficking Network has been sentenced to life in prison with a mandatory stipulation of parole ineligibility for 25-years.