Sean Cullen

Trooper Sean Cullen was killed walking across Route 295 while responding to a crash and subsequent car fire in 2016.

Just under 500 law enforcement officers were killed in the line of duty throughout New Jersey's history.

Does this come at the taxpayer expense? Maybe, but not much, and we owe the people who put their lives on the line every day.

Nationally, the amount of police killed by gunfire is spiking — and the memorial fund that tracks the deaths says we should all be outraged.

State Police continue to receive an outpouring support weeks after the death of Trooper Sean Cullen.

Governor says he'd have been absent from trooper Sean Cullen's funeral even if in New Jersey. Critics say it's the latest sign he's tuned out New Jersey.

Governor says he'd have been at an Essex County groundbreaking Monday if not with Donald Trump, with Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno attending a trooper's funeral.

The State Trooper's hometown came together today in a show of overwhelming support, and his funeral is today. But there's more that can be done to help his family and remember the young trooper.

Two state senators want to rename the state's "Move Over Law" in memory of New Jersey state Police Trooper Sean Cullen, who was killed Monday while responding to a car fire on Route 295. Cullen, a graduate of Cinnaminson High School, died after he was hit by a car Monday night as he stood alongside a car fire in West Deptford...

This week we pay tribute to 31-year-old NJ State Trooper Sean Cullen as our #BlueFriday honoree.