The New Jersey State Police’s second-in-command, who was accused of making an antisemitic remark at a children’s event, will hit the road by the time Mikie Sherrill becomes governor next month, The ...
The New Jersey State Police have spent at least $850,000 in recent years on a technology that allows troopers to track cell phone use without phone owners knowing, according to documents provided ...
New Jersey State Police Superintendent Col. Patrick J. Callahan will retire at the end of 2025 after more than three decades with the division, Gov. Phil Murphy announced on Dec 8. Callahan, who has ...
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