The car ran off the road and down an embankment, hit multiple trees and flipped, ejecting the two passengers, police said.
William Sabie is accused of a carjacking where he got into an idling car and struck its owner before fleeing and crashing the car, cops say.
Police responded to these incidents and more in Lacey during the month of November:
Lanoka Harbor's John Mangan had hundreds of images of children being sexually abused; he previously assaulted a teenager as a principal.
If you're thinking of giving your kid an e-bike for this gift-giving season, Lacey police are offering some info to help you decide.
See the incidents Lacey police responded to throughout the month of September:
Taquan Shelton is accused of setting a couch and ottoman inside his rental home on fire, authorities said.
The man was asleep in his car with a loaded gun and open container of alcohol, according to the monthly police blotter.
See the incidents Lacey police responded to in the month of July:
If you get a call claiming to be from the Lacey Township PBA soliciting donations, you should ignore it, police said.
A Waretown woman died after she was struck while crossing Route 9 late Monday, police said.
A fight between two men shattered the rear windshield of a Mercedes-Benz and more, according to the June police blotter.
Charles Maulbeck's string of crimes included striking a person with an axe and breaking the window of a car with a rock, both in Lacey.
One of the men was critically injured in the Saturday night hit-and-run at a Toms River apartment complex.
Brooke I. Mathews tried to flee a motor vehicle stop by reversing into an officer and a cop car before speeding onto Lacey Road, police say.
He hit multiple cars including two cop cars before going airborne, hitting a utility pole and then jumping into a lake, police said.
The Bayville man got out of his car with a gun, shot at the other car and then drove away during a road rage incident Thursday, police said.
Former Patrolman Joseph Pandorf is one of the NJ cops who faced major discipline in 2024, according to the Attorney General.
Here are the incidents Lacey police responded to during the month of May:
Joseph Kling told a reporter that he wasn't the one responsible for extinguishing a bonfire that grew into the Jones Road Wildfire.
Aidan Marshall, 19, fled from detectives into the woods and dropped a bag containing a ghost gun and hollow point ammo, authorities said.
Lit firecrackers did $1,700 worth of damage to a car, a man brandished a knife during a dispute and more during April, police said.
An investigation into a dirt bike crash in the woods led police to the point of origin of the 15,300-acre Jones Road Wildfire.
Joseph Kling, charged with aggravated arson and arson, will be on home detention until trial.
Joseph Kling, who was charged with hindering in addition to arson, was to remain in jail through the weekend.
The ongoing investigation has resulted in additional charges for Joseph Kling of Waretown, who was arrested in the fire, prosecutors said.
Solicitors claiming to be from Lacey Fire are attempting to charge residents up to $30,000 for smoke remediation in a scam, police say.
Ryan Dautorio, 35, was seen running across a Holmdel road at 3:30 a.m. with a bandana on his face and a trash bag of stolen items: cops.
Joseph Kling, 19, charged with aggravated arson, will stay jailed until at least Friday, when his detention hearing is set.
Though the fire has reached 75 percent containment, smoke will remain in the area until significant rainfall occurs.
John Vincentini, who told a Black delivery driver he was in a "racist neighborhood" was sentenced for his threats and for growing marijuana.
To be prepared for future emergencies, Lacey police offer a reverse 911 system so residents can be notified:
The Jones Road Fire burning in Lacey and Waretown has now reached 60 percent containment.
"When these drones are flying, we're unable to fly," Forest Fire Service Chief Bill Donnelly said Thursday.
The Jones Road Wildfire remains at 50 percent contained as of Wednesday, according to authorities.
The fire raging through Southern Ocean County is 50 percent contained as of Thursday evening, according to authorities.
Joseph Kling, 19, lit wooden pallets on fire and then left without extinguishing the blaze, causing a massive wildfire, authorities say.
The Jones Road Wildfire is burning 13,250 acres and has reached 50 percent containment as of late Wednesday, officials said.
State officials say the Jones Road wildfire is among the largest in 20 years. Here's a look at the largest wildfires in NJ history.
Heavy smoke can be expected in the Bamber Lake area, according to Lacey police.