Category Archives: Security

RED BANK: Hunter and Eko, the four-legged members of the police K9 unit, will retire this month after years of "faithful exemplary service."

RED BANK: Bodycam video of July standoff with a knife-wielding man shows de-escalation in action, says incoming police chief.

RED BANK: Cops posing as pedestrians issued summonses to 30 motorists for safety violations earlier this week.

RED BANK: Hundreds enjoy free food and games at the annual police-sponsored National Night Out Against Crime festival. Photos.

RED BANK: A dispute over money ended with a Long Branch man stabbed in the chest with a barbecue fork Saturday, police said.

RED BANK: A bomb squad removed a hand grenade, or a pretty good facsimile of one, from a storm sewer Tuesday.

RED BANK: New school resource officer is a "perfect fit," says chief: police department sees two officers retire this month.

RED BANK: Early-morning smash-and-grab burglary at a downtown jewelry store under investigation.

RED BANK: Police arrest man on charges related to burglary spree that hit six downtown stores and restaurants in one night last month.

RED BANK: Eight downtown stores and restaurants were burglarized or targeted in a spree along Monmouth Street earlier this week, police said.

RED BANK: Law enforcement and emergency services plan to conduct training exercise on railroad bridge that crosses the Navesink River Saturday.

RED BANK: As borough school district welcomes students for new year, Rumage addresses security, preschool, enrollment and staffing.

RED BANK: Police arrest Montgomery Terrace apartments resident on drug and weapons charges.

RED BANK: Black Hawk helicopter is again the star attraction for kids as police host National Night Out at Count Basie Park. Photos galore.

RED BANK: Council tables plan to put armed police in the borough's primary and middle schools; quarrels over meeting-date change.

RED BANK: A plan to put a police representative in the primary and middle schools is up for approval by the council Wednesday night.

FAIR HAVEN: Council overrides mayor, who had refused to post gun-law resolution he called "just words on a piece of paper."

RED BANK: A $25,000 donation enables fire department to declare fundraiser for new Marine 1 rescue boat a success.

RED BANK: A borough cop alerted two Middletown families to a fire in their homes and helped them escape last week.

RED BANK: Supreme Court reverses appellate decision, finds Anthony Sims was not wrongly convicted of 2014 shooting based on statements he gave to detectives.