Arrests of 21 accused sex offenders prompt warning for NJ parents
Operation Screen Capture nabbed 21 individuals, including a juvenile, accused of sexually exploiting children online.
Gurbir Grewal
NJ attorney general: Most cops are good but let’s expose the bad ones
A legislative committee holds a marathon hearing to get ideas and discuss concerns from a wide array of experts.
NJ police discipline records remain private for now, judge says
The appeals court order delays a directive that the state Attorney General said was to build a "culture of transparency and accountability."
NJ pairing cops with social workers to learn de-escalation techniques
A Crisis Intervention Team training pilot program is being expanded across the Garden State.
Black law enforcement group: No one consulted us on NJ reforms
The Office of the Attorney General responded to the claim saying NOBLE is respected and "regularly consulted."
Combating hate: Bias crimes on the rise amid pandemic, NJ says
During a virtual town hall hosted by the Attorney General's Office on Thursday, the state's top law enforcement officer also voiced concerns over a rise in bias incidents committed by and towards youth.
Union head: Here are the problems with releasing names of disciplined cops
He says names will be released whether officers used excessive force or just had workplace problems.
In videos, the last hours before NJSP trooper shot, killed NY man
His car was found disabled on the Parkway, repeatedly. He was pulled over for going 100 mph+ twice. And then, a confrontation with police.
NJ has new policy against cops using chokeholds, neck restraints
Widespread protests sparked by the Minneapolis police killing of George Floyd has led to a new police policy in New Jersey.
NAACP says expand NJ police reforms to body cams, residency rules
Police/community relations were the focus of a virtual town hall meeting held amid sometimes-violent protests going on around the country.
NJ police reforms move ahead following George Floyd protests
State Attorney General Gurbir Grewal says a sweeping set of reforms launched months ago will strengthen bonds of trust between communities and their police departments.
Charges dropped, attorney general apologizes for reporter’s arrest in Asbury Park
The state attorney general has issued an apology and criminal charges were dropped against an Asbury Park Press reporter who was arrested after Monday night after a protest march.