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Suspicious Man Followed College Students, Juvenile In Hackettstown: Police Suspicious Man Followed College Students, Juvenile In Hackettstown: Police
Suspicious Man Followed College Students, Juvenile In Hackettstown: Police Three women, including a juvenile, recently reported being followed or approached by a suspicious man in Hackettstown, authorities said. Last weekend, two Centenary University students were accosted at West Moore Street near the Reeves Residence  by an unknown man in an attempt to lure them into his vehicle, Hackettstown police said in a release. The suspect was described as a Black man in his 40s with a burly body type.  On Monday, April 8 at 8:30 p.m., a girl said a dark colored vehicle followed her from one parking lot to another in the area of Greenview Garden Apartments on Ar…

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by Sam Barron
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Drunken Driver, 19, Slams Into Traffic Pole, Runs From Crash Scene: Hackettstown Police Drunken Driver, 19, Slams Into Traffic Pole, Runs From Crash Scene: Hackettstown Police
Drunken Driver, 19, Slams Into Traffic Pole, Runs From Crash Scene: Hackettstown Police A 19-year-old drunken driver slammed into a traffic pole in Hackettstown and ran from the crash scene before dawn Sunday, authorities said. Bryan S. Morales-Mejia, of Mansfield Township abandoned his vehicle after crashing into a utility pole near 120 Grand Ave. in Hackettstown around 1:50 a.m., local police said in a Jan. 11 release. A responding officer later found Morales-Mejia running on Washington Street toward West Moore Street, police said. During questioning, Morales-Mejia appeared to be intoxicated and was determined to be the driver of the crashed vehicle, which was also littered…

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by Valerie Musson
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Police: Wrong-Way Driver Charged With DWI In Hackettstown Police: Wrong-Way Driver Charged With DWI In Hackettstown
Police: Wrong-Way Driver Charged With DWI In Hackettstown A 24-year-old woman was under the influence when police pulled her over for driving the wrong way in Hackettstown, authorities said. Brianna Devlin, 24, of Wharton swerved into the wrong lane when making a right turn from West Moore Street onto Washington Street Sunday around 2 a.m., Hackettstown police said. The vehicle was located on the 100 block of Valentine Street with Devlin standing outside, police say. During questioning, police say they detected an alcoholic odor. Devlin was subsequently arrested and charged with DWI, careless driving and expired registration. She was later relea…

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by Valerie Musson