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Rumson Police Report: Prohibited Weapons Possession, Receiving Stolen Property, Fencings

The following February arrests were reported by Rumson police. An arrest does not constitute a conviction.

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Scene Around: Rumson Policing with a Special Friend

Rumson police on Friday hosted a visit from a special new friend. That friend was bearing an in-person gift of bridging a gap in understanding protecting and serving between law enforcement and special needs people.

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Rumson Police Report: Drugs, Shots Fired, Unlawful Weapons Possession, Underage Drinking, DUI, Contempt

The following September arrests were reported by Rumson police. An arrest does not constitute a conviction.

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Rumson Police Report: Dealing & Possession of More than 5 lbs. of Marijuana, DUI, Contempt

The following July arrests were reported by Rumson police. An arrest does not constitute a conviction. DUI is a motor vehicle offense in the state of NJ.

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Rumson Police: An FYI on Fireworks

“If it explodes, it’s not legal.” That’s the lowdown on the legality of homegrown fireworks shows from the Rumson police.

With the Fourth of July approaching, the police wanted to give area residents a heads up on what is and is not legal in all of New Jersey with respect to the celebratory sizzling, sparkling amateur backyard light shows.

So, they’re circulating the below flyer to quell any doubts, urging to leave the explosives to the professional pyrotechnics. And ground-based sparkling devices and related novelties are legal.

The bottom line, again, to be safe and legal with your July 4th festivities: “A good rule of thumb is, if it explodes, it is not legal,” a released statement from police said. “IF in doubt, please give us a call at 732-842-0500.

“Have a safe and happy July 4th!”