Gloucester County NJ News

Police say a Sewell man arrived at a Washington Twp. home in a marked Homeland Security vehicle, armed and claiming to be an officer, but investigators say he wasn’t employed by any law enforcement agency. He now faces charges.

Police say a late-night brawl in Glassboro left two people injured and resulted in several arrests. One suspect is accused of striking a victim with a glass tequila bottle, and a teen was charged with starting the fight.

Police say a parking dispute at a South Jersey Wawa escalated when a man pointed a gun at another driver. Officers said they later found a matching handgun in his vehicle, leading to charges.

Four vehicles were stolen overnight in Wenonah after thieves found them unlocked with the keys inside. Police recovered three within an hour, but one remains missing. Residents are urged to lock their cars and check surveillance footage.

A Washington Township teenager was injured when his e-bike crashed into a car Monday afternoon as police continue to highlight safety concerns.

Police in Washington Township say two 13-year-old girls took their parents’ SUV for an overnight joyride that ended with a crash into a condominium and other property damage.

Glassboro Police say three people are wanted after a vehicle was stolen from a Wawa early Friday morning. Officials note it’s the second time in two weeks that a running, unlocked car has been taken from the same store’s parking lot.

Glassboro Police say three Willingboro teens were caught with a stolen vehicle near Rowan Boulevard, and their parents were also charged under a new municipal ordinance.

A Staten Island teen dressed as a police officer was arrested by real cops after allegedly pulling a knife at a Glassboro Halloween party. Officers say the suspect ran but didn’t get far.

The Glassboro Police Department in Gloucester County, NJ, is seeking assistance in locating four missing teenagers who disappeared on Sunday, October 26th.

Washington Twp., NJ, police say a group of teens stole a car, ran out of gas, and then tried to steal a gas can from a garage. Officers found them shortly after at a Dunkin’ Donuts, and arrests were made.

A 13-year-old boy on a scooter was hit by a vehicle in Washington Township but suffered only minor injuries. The police chief is urging parents to reconsider buying e-bikes and e-scooters for kids this holiday season.