State Police recruit death would be line of duty loss, under bill
New Jersey State Police recruits are not sworn in as troopers until they complete training and graduate from the academy, under current law.
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Murphy vetoes: Police body camera laws need tweaking
The cost of outfitting thousands of law enforcement officers with body cams needs to be better thought out, the governor said, as well as a separate measure on when cameras can be turned off.
How NJ police decide whether to use an Amber Alert for a missing kid
In New Jersey and across the country, the issuance of an Amber Alert doesn't occur until three criteria are met.
Another NJ trooper harassed women for dates, pension fight reveals
This is yet another case of a State Trooper trying to pick up women while on the job — something they're not allowed to do.
NJ trooper revives electrocuted worker on Garden State Parkway
A construction worker who was electrocuted on Monday was resuscitated by a state trooper who spent several minutes performing CPR on him.
$2M reward for New Jersey’s most wanted woman
Joanne Chesimard remains a fugitive from justice, hiding out in Cuba, after killing a New Jersey State trooper in cold blood on the Turnpike in 1973.
NJ event aims to help identify and locate missing people
There are more than 1,000 unsolved missing persons cases statewide.
Dark chocolate, nonstop flirting made this State Police recruit quit
The woman claimed her instructor's comments created stress and tension that left her unable ton concentrate on her training.
State Police are looking for a few good men and women to protect NJ
A New Jersey State Police recruitment drive is underway but interested candidates need to act soon.
Democratic presidential forum honors NJ’s most wanted fugitive
A Democratic presidential forum on Monday paid tribute to New Jersey's most wanted fugitive.