drinking and driving

Police in Manchester arrest a Toms River man for allegedly being intoxicated when he broke a mailbox and severed a utility pole near the Jackson border.

It's not just about avoiding getting a ticket, paying a fine, it's about the risk of causing an accident single vehicle or otherwise, and, even worse than that, seriously or fatally injuring someone.

A Staten Island man has pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence of alcohol and marijuana in a hit-and-run car crash in Seaside Heights last August.

A Toms River woman has been charged with DWI and having a BAC three times the legal limit when she struck a man on the side of Bay Avenue.

A Lavallette man, who was under the influence of drugs when he struck a pedestrian on Route 35 who later died in October of 2019, has plead guilty to Vehicular Homicide.

A Whiting woman, who is also under the legal drinking age, has been charged with DWI among other offenses after crashing into a utility pole in Berkeley Township.

Jackson Police had eyes open and patrol officers caught a few people driving while intoxicated over the Labor Day holiday weekend.

A driver from Bud Lake has been charged with DWI following a crash that injured two township residents in Brick.

A Seaside Heights man, who as it turned out was driving under the influence, ended up crashing into the Pied Piper Swim School

From a driver throwing loose change at another driver's windshield in a road rage incident to a pair of DWI's, all within a few hours, Jackson Police have stories behind the arrests in each case.