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Jackson Township Police are putting senior communities on alert as they investigate a string of burglaries that have taken place in recent months in those areas.

A Monmouth County softball coach has been called out on strikes as he is being charged for taking money from parents meant for the team's traveling expenses and tournament costs and putting it into his own bank account.

A Georgia man has been charged for using a false email to divert more than $90,000 meant for an Eatontown based company but putting the money into his personal account instead.

Lacey Police need you to take a look at a picture of a man they suspect of hopping in a white Ford van that wasn't his in the 'Medicine to Go' Pharmacy parking lot and then driving off.

Monmouth County Senator Declan O'Scanlon's legislation that would protect vulnerable senior citizens and people with disabilities from falling prey to theft scams, has passed the New Jersey Senate Law and Public Safety Committee.

Three Jackson residents have all been indicted on charges related to their roles in the October shooting death of a man in Manalapan in a burglary attempt gone terribly wrong.

An 18-year veteran of the police department in Ocean Township is charged with theft and forgery related to a rental property he owns in Brielle.

The man who is accused of a bank robbery at the First Financial Federal Credit Union last Thursday has been arrested, processed and remains in jail.

The former president of the Holbrook Little League in Jackson, Anthony Del Vecchio, has been sentenced to two years of probation and 100 hours of community service.

It's the second reported church theft at the Jersey Shore in a week as organ pipes have been ripped from their bearings and reportedly stolen from the First United Methodist Church in Freehold Borough.

These idiots stole a forklift and used it to break into a tag agency, stealing the safe inside. They not only left behind a crowbar as evidence, but one of these doofuses had an ankle monitor on them. Needless to say, it didn't take police long to find them...

An Oceanport man has been arrested for creating a financial pain of his own at the pain management center he worked at in Wall Township.