New Jersey State Police

Intelligence Section

The mission of the Intelligence Section is to identify, target, investigate, and assess individuals and groups and exploit associated information and intelligence involved with the commission or facilitation of organized, enterprise, and violent serial crime occurring in or impacting New Jersey.  The Intelligence Section uses a diverse human intelligence source base and meaningful and far-reaching collaborative relationships to achieve its mission. The Section’s investigative strategy addresses regionally based violent crime, drug trafficking, weapons trafficking, motor vehicle crimes, and organized gang activity, focusing its efforts on attacking public corruption and thwarting terrorism. 

Violent & Organized Crime Control North Bureau

Violent & Organized Crime Control Central Bureau

Violent & Organized Crime Control South Bureau

COUNTER TERRORISM BUREAU

OFFICIAL CORRUPTION BUREAU

UCR Current Crime Data Acknowledgement

The following data has been submitted to the New Jersey State Police Uniform Crime Reporting Unit.

The reporting agency is solely responsible for the accuracy of the data. Any questions concerning the published data please refer to the submitting agency.

Under the Current Month Column, zeros signify that an agency reported no offenses OR that an agency is delinquent in reporting their data.

If no crime was reported in a particular category in the previous and current year then that category will not be displayed.

The reported data is preliminary and may or may not include ancillary contributing agencies, such as; State Police, New Jersey Transit Police, Park Police and Port Authority Police.

Year end data may be subject to review and verification prior to final publication.

Please note that UCR data is compiled to meet federal reporting specifications and in accordance with N.J.S.A. 52:17 B-5. The UCR data may not be comparable to other statistics compiled using different specifications. For more information regarding UCR data, please refer to the following link Crime/Law Enforcement Stats (UCR Program) — FBI