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The Monmouth Beach, Ocean Township and Howell police departments were a few of the many law enforcement organizations across the state that sent officers to a controversial police training program, according to officials.

A former Sea Bright police officer was sentenced to five years in state prison for various crimes targeting his ex-girlfriend.

Instead of a freezing day in February diving into the Atlantic Ocean for the annual Special Olympics Polar Bear Plunge, it was a warm September evening when the community recognized Police Chief Scott Paterson for taking the “plunge” into retirement.

A former Sea Bright Police officer admitted to a slew of crimes that terrorized his ex-girlfriend.

Accusations of unethical conduct by the leader of the Red Bank Police Department were made public at the Aug. 10 council meeting.

Following a car theft in Fair Haven, Red Bank Police officers were dispatched to a vehicle crash on the Senator Joseph M. Kyrillos Bridge. While the stolen car was located, no suspect was found near the wreckage. Courtesy RBPD

After four months on the job, Joey Fields talked with The Two River Times recently about his role as the first Class III School Resource Officer (SRO) to serve in borough schools.

The Red Bank Borough Council approved a resolution Sept. 14 authorizing a shared services agreement with the Red Bank Borough Public School District Board of Education to provide Class III School Resource Officers (SROs) for the 2022-23 school year.

Auto thieves have been getting increasingly brazen in New Jersey, hitting some of the most affluent parts of the Two River area, where incidents have been recorded in broad daylight.

Carving out a path in this life is never easy, especially when your chosen profession is policing. For Atlantic Highlands’ new police chief, Scott Reinert, the course was only made possible with the support he received at home.