Police officers around New Jersey have a tough job keeping our streets and communities safe. They are the ones who run and drive toward danger to solve problems and put down threats to public safety.

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Perhaps under the category of no good deed goes unpunished, Trenton Police Officer Domingo Perez was the first to respond to a report of a possible gunman. Without hesitation, Officer Perez and his K9 officer sped toward the scene uncertain of the danger they might face.

As the officer made his way through a Trenton intersection a driver blew through a stop sign at the four-way stop and t-boned the officer's car causing the patrol car to careen off the other vehicle, crashing into the wall of a local home.

(6ABC Action News)
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Thankfully, Officer Perez who suffered injuries to his head, and the K9 officer who was treated for similar injuries will both make a full recovery.

The driver of the other car is in stable condition at a local hospital and following recovery will face charges for the violation and for driving a vehicle without a driver's license.

You can read the whole story HERE.

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NJ schools that made the most calls to police

These are the 30 schools in New Jersey that made the most notifications to police during the 2022-23 school year for reasons including violence, weapons, vandalism, substances and harassment or bullying. The number of arrests made by police at the schools is also provided when applicable. The schools are listed by number of police calls from least to greatest. The data comes from the state Department of Education's annual School Performance Report.

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