Author: Breaking Local News Report

Robbinsville, NJ – The Robbinsville Township Police Department hosted the fourth week of its Adult Citizen Police Academy on Wednesday. The session focused on training responses to active shooter situations, the use of tourniquets, and the operation of the department’s Drone Unit. During the class, police officials introduced after-action reports from previous active shooter incidents nationwide. They emphasized the collaboration with the Mercer County Rapid Response Team to ensure a coordinated response with partner agencies. Advanced technology utilized by the police department was discussed, highlighting Robbinsville’s preparedness for such situations. Participants in the academy were given demonstrations on implementing tourniquets…

Baltimore, MD- An elderly woman from Baltimore has won $50,000 playing the “Ca$h Plu$” scratch-off game, surprising her daughter who initially doubted the news. The mother shared the news with her daughter over the phone, leading to initial disbelief and a reminder of the family’s past Lottery success. Previously, the daughter had claimed a $100,000 prize in 2021. The 75-year-old winner has a history of playing scratch-offs, often securing minor prizes over the years. Her strategy involves purchasing new games to try her luck. Her latest purchase of “Ca$h Plu$” tickets from Bermuda Bar & Liquor in Baltimore lead to…

Dover, DE Delaware State Police are currently investigating a robbery that occurred in Dover on Sunday night. The incident was reported at approximately 7:25 p.m. at the Dollar General on South Dupont Highway in Camden, following an altercation involving two victims. According to preliminary investigations, two individuals on a blue and white Suzuki dirt bike near Howell Street and Carter Avenue were approached by two unidentified male suspects. The suspects reportedly assaulted the victims before making off with the dirt bike. Shortly after the incident, the victims reached Dollar General to notify 9-1-1, sustaining minor injuries from the encounter. Through…

Columbia, SC- Greg’s Grocery’s Serve & Connect recently organized a disaster relief packing event in response to the impact of Hurricane Helene. The event was held last week in Columbia, addressing the needs of those severely affected by the hurricane across the Carolinas. The Myrtle Beach Police Department participated in this initiative, collaborating with a range of law enforcement professionals, first responders, and volunteers. Their collective efforts resulted in the preparation of 3,000 non-perishable food boxes. Additionally, 1,000 hygiene kits were packed and distributed to assist individuals and families in need. The event highlighted the community’s capacity to come together…

Accokeek, MD – The Prince George’s County Police Department is examining a deadly single-vehicle crash that occurred in Accokeek, resulting in the death of a passenger. The deceased, identified as Cadence Cox, a 20-year-old from Capitol Heights, was declared dead at the crash site. The incident was reported early on Monday, October 7, at around 3:30 a.m., when officers were dispatched to the collision on Bryans Point Road. Upon arrival, they found the remains of the vehicle and discovered Cox had died instantly from the impact. The driver, who sustained non-life-threatening injuries, was transported to a local hospital for further…

Largo, MD- The Prince George’s County Police Department’s Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Unit has launched an investigation into a fatal motorcycle collision. Samuel Hinton, a 40-year-old resident of Waldorf, was identified as the victim of the crash. On Saturday at approximately 12:55 a.m., officers were dispatched to the scene of the accident involving a motorcycle and a sedan at Pennsylvania Avenue and Donnell Drive. Upon arrival, emergency responders pronounced Hinton dead at the scene. The driver of the sedan involved in the collision was uninjured and stayed at the site of the accident. The cause of the collision is yet…

Baltimore, MD – The Baltimore Police Department announced the arrest of Uriah Cunningham, 31, in connection with the fatal shooting of Melvin Rogers, 43. The arrest was made by Central District officers on Saturday. Investigators suspect Cunningham of shooting Rogers on September 29 on the 1800 block of Wilhelm Street. An alert from the Shot Spotter technology initially directed officers to the scene around 11:17 p.m. on the night of the crime. Upon arrival, officers found Rogers suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. He was promptly transported by medics to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead a short time…

Newark, NJ – The Newark Public Safety Department is seeking the community’s assistance to identify a suspect involved in a robbery and assault case that occurred on September 24. Public Safety Director Fritz G. Fragé released surveillance images of the suspect to aid the investigation. The incident began with an argument over alleged vehicle damage near the 400 block of Clinton Avenue. At approximately 4:50 p.m., a man emerged from his vehicle at Clinton Avenue and Bergen Street, confronting the victim over purported damage to his car. The victim checked the vehicle for damage and, finding none, was subsequently assaulted…

Poughkeepsie, NY – The Dutchess County District Attorney’s Office Drug Task Force has intensified its efforts in investigating narcotic and dangerous drug dealers in Poughkeepsie. Agents recently executed multiple raids on Main Street, leading to crucial intelligence about narcotics sales occurring behind buildings between 453 and 458 Main Street. The investigation led to the identification of 25-year-old Leonardo De La Cruz as a key suspect. According to officials, the Drug Task Force was able to purchase narcotics from De La Cruz in that location. On Saturday, they apprehended De La Cruz in the same area. Upon arrest, he was found…

Cumberland, MD- The Allegany County Sheriff’s Office in Maryland is actively accepting donations for North Carolina Disaster Relief efforts until Friday. Contributions can be made from 8 AM to 4 PM each day until the deadline. Storage totes are identified as the primary need to aid in both transport and storage of materials. Community members are urged to donate these items to support disaster relief operations effectively. Other donations are welcomed as well to contribute to the overall aid efforts. Two locations are designated for drop-off: the Allegany County Sheriff’s Office at 695 Kelly Road, Cumberland, and the Allegany County…