
Two Windows Broken At Scotch Plains Business On Front Street, Police Say
Maria Torres · Union County Life
Rocks Break Two Windows at Scotch Plains Business
SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ — Two windows at a business on Front Street were broken on June 22 after rocks were thrown at the property, according to police.
Union County Life is covering the incident as part of its ongoing public safety reporting in Scotch Plains.
An employee discovered the damage after finding the windows shattered. No injuries were reported.
Police have not identified any suspects. Officers say no information is currently available about who is responsible.
The investigation is ongoing, according to police. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Scotch Plains Police Department.
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FAQ
What happened on Front Street in Scotch Plains?
Two windows at a business were broken on June 22 after rocks were thrown at the property, according to police.
Was anyone hurt in the incident?
No injuries were reported.
Have police identified a suspect?
No. Police say no suspects have been identified and the investigation is ongoing.
Who should residents contact with information?
Police ask anyone with information to contact the Scotch Plains Police Department.
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