NJGUNStat

The comprehensive monthly report breaks down the number of guns recovered by county and city and additionally lists the type and caliber of gun, number of individuals arrested with more than one crime gun, total crime guns recovered, and a breakdown of shooting victims. The report will also identify the “Source States” of crime guns. The NJGUNStat Quarterly report lists the top 15 “Source States” from where these guns originate.

View the most recent NJGUNStat report

ALERT: Tourists Going to Cuba

If you see any of these wanted persons, please contact the U.S. Embassy at (53)(7)839-4100 and immediately report their location.

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Colonel Rick Fuentes' posts & televised interview

Report allegations involving:

Elected Officials
Appointed Officials
County Officials
State, County, and
Municipal Employees

Official Misconduct
“No Show Jobs”
Kickbacks
Contract Fraud

Contact the New Jersey State Police Official Corruption Bureau at:

CALL: 609-963-6900
EMAIL: corruption@njsp.gov

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Report Data Breaches

For more information on NJ's Identity Theft Protection Act and to report data breaches affecting NJ residents, please click below:

Report Data Breaches

OPERATION RISE

(Recovery Initiative Support & Engagement)

A proactive comprehensive and collaborative approach. "OPERATION RISE" facilitates recovery support services to individuals and their families in communities served by the New Jersey State Police.

• Provide linkage to care for both individuals and the families impacted by substance use disorder
• Reduce recidivism rates of crime associated with drug use
• Reduce stigma associated with the disease of addiction
• Reduce stigma associated with law enforcement's role

When treatment and support is what is needed most call Operation RISE

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Anti Theft Software Update for Hyundai and Kia

In recent months, a nationwide trend has started impacting New Jersey, where thieves are targeting Kia and Hyundai vehicles due to a viral social media "challenge" known as the "Kia Challenge".

Affected residents should visit the Kia and Hyundai websites listed below to obtain free anti-theft software upgrades and steering wheel locks offered by the vehicle manufacturers.

Hyundai Website        Kia Website