Motorcyclist Injured in Mountain Boulevard Accident

Warren police say woman failed to follow traffic signal before hitting motorcyclist.

Warren resident Jeff Gutkin, 51, was taken to Somerset Medical Center after he was struck while riding a motorcycle on Mountain Boulevard, at Mt. Bethel Road, at 7:26 p.m. Tuesday. Police charged Kim Maloney, 46, Bridgewater, with failing to observe the westbound traffic signal after the vehicle she was driving hit Gutkin's motorcycle. Rescue squad volunteers responded to the accident and took Gutkin to Somerset Medical Center. Hospital officials have not responded to a request for information on Gutkin's condition.  It marked the second accident with injuries reported Tuesday, after police and EMS personnel responded to a three-car accident at 10:10 a.m. on Warrenville Road, near the entrance to the Warrenbrook Senior Center, which also …

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Christmas Burglary Reported on Tail Oaks Drive

Attempted break-in reported over the weekend on Fox Hill Drive.

It may have been a holiday for many, but burglars took advantage of an empty house over the weekend to break in and steal an unspecified amount of jewelry, police said. The burglars gained entry to a Tall Oaks Drive residence through the front door sometime between Dec. 21 and Dec. 25.  Police also received a report of an attempted burglary made Dec. 22 at a Fox Hill Drive residence. Both incidents are under investigation.

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Warren Man Facing Heroin Charges

Warren Township police reports for week of June 10.

Editor's note: The Warren Township Police release information on significant events Monday through Friday, after review by senior officers. Check the "Morning Call" for department activities and crime reports as released by the department (No article is posted when no activity is reported).  Each report includes a statement noting charges against individuals are accusations and until proven guilty, anyone charged is presumed innocent in court. June 11 A motorist reported an accident at 8:18 a.m., after a vehicle driven by Jeffery Kasper, 46, of Hackettstown, allegedly backed into a vehicle driven by Jennifer Ullrich, 35, of Warren, on Robin Road. No injuries ere rpeorted, and no summonses have been issued. June 10 Steven Belo, 24, of …

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Warren Police Probe Washington Valley Road Crash

Accident occurred Saturday evening near 105 Washington Valley Road.

Warren Police are investigating an accident that occurred Saturday evening on Washington Valley Road. The accident occurred near 105 Washington Valley Road at about 6 p.m. An unconfirmed report indicated a bicyclist was involved with accident, but a Warren Police dispatcher could not confirm the information. Patch will update this story when more information is available.

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Springdale Lane Vehicles Broken Into

Police reports for the week of Feb. 20.

Feb. 23 Two vehicles parked at a Springdale Lane residence were broken into, with items valued at $50 taken from one of the vehicles, according to a report made at 8:38 a.m. *** No injuries were reported after a vehicle driven by Jennifer DeCapua, 29, of Jamesburg, hit the rear of a vehicle driven by Anto Thokkadam, 44, of Plainsboro, at 4:54 p.m. as the vehicles were driving on Mountain Boulevard near Penny Lane.    Feb. 22 Police received two reports of damaged mailboxes, early Wednesday, with a Dead River Road resident reporting damage at 7:09 a.m. followed by a report from a William Penn Road resident at 7:57 a.m. *** A Mt. Horeb Road resident reported at 7:59 a.m. that someone had smashed a window in a parked vehicle at the residence …

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Police: 2 Cars Burglarized on Glenview Drive

An iPod, GPS device reported stolen.

Two vehicles were burglarized over the weekend outside a Glenview Drive residence, Warren Police said Monday. An iPod, GPS device and loose change were reported taken from the vehicles on Saturday, police said. The items had a total value of $680, police said. Other reports released Monday by the Warren Police Department:

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Bayonne Man Charged With DWI

Warren Township Police Department's daily activity reports for the week of Nov. 13.

Editor's note: The Warren Township Police release information on significant events Monday through Friday, after review by senior officers. Check the "Morning Call" for department activities and crime reports as released by the department (No article is posted when no activity is reported).  Each report includes a statement noting charges against individuals are accusations and until proven guilty, anyone charged is presumed innocent in court. Nov. 12 Police reported finding damage to street signs and mailboxes along Gates Avenue and some adjacent streets. Some of the signs and mailboxes were sparay painted. *** A Sneider Road resident reported damage to a mailbox at 8:12 p.m. The resident said the damage occurred after 5 p.m. tht day. Nov…

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Another Hit-and-run Accident Reported

Warren Township Police Department's daily activity reports for the week of Nov. 6.

Editor's note: The Warren Township Police release information on significant events Monday through Friday, after review by senior officers. Check the "Morning Call" for department activities and crime reports as released by the department (No article is posted when no activity is reported).  Each report includes a statement noting charges against individuals are accusations and until proven guilty, anyone charged is presumed innocent in court. Nov. 9 Police investigated a reported hit-and-run accident at Hillcrest Road, south of Mountain Avenue, at 7:31 p.m., after a vehicle driven by Monica Szalus, 45, of Berkeley Heights, was hit in the rear by another vehicle, which left the area after the accident. Nov. 7 Police are investigating a …

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Get Ready to Click It—or Expect a Ticket

Warren police launch annual safety program Tuesday.

Drivers will want to double check their seat belts until June 5, while Warren police increase checks on drivers using seat belts as part of the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety annual "Click it or ticket" program. "Using a seatbelt is the simplest way for a motorist and his or her passengers to protect themselves when on the road," Gary Poedubicky, acting director of the division, said. "Motor vehicle occupants who buckle-up increase their chances of surviving a crash by as much as 75 percent." The Click-it or Ticket program includes checkpoints and saturation patrols to check for compliance with the law, as well as advertising and marketing campaigns to increase awareness of the life-saving value of using seat belts. Last …

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