
Kenilworth Homeowner Seeks Help After Trespass on Kingston Ave
Maria Torres · Union County Life
A Kenilworth homeowner is asking the community for assistance in identifying several individuals who entered a Kingston Avenue property without permission on Tuesday, August 11, 2026. Surveillance cameras recorded the individuals at approximately 12:42 p.m. A police report has been filed regarding the incident.
Union County Life is passing along the homeowner's request for community assistance. The homeowners wish to determine who the individuals were, what company they may represent, and the reason they accessed the property without permission.
The Incident
On August 11, 2026, at approximately 12:42 p.m., surveillance cameras on the Kingston Avenue property captured several individuals entering the property and taking measurements without the homeowners' knowledge or consent. The homeowners were not present at the time.
The individuals appear to have had a specific purpose for accessing the property, as they were observed taking measurements. However, the homeowners do not know the identity of these individuals, the company they may represent, or why they accessed the property.
Seeking Community Information
The homeowners are asking anyone who may have witnessed the incident, has information about these individuals, or knows which company they may have been working for to contact them directly.
How to Provide Information
Anyone with information about the individuals or the company they may represent is asked to contact the homeowner directly by email at kingstonave2026@gmail.com.
The homeowners request that information be shared only with them directly at this time.
Police Report Filed
A report has been filed with the Kenilworth Police Department regarding the property entry and measurement incident. The homeowners are working with police to investigate the matter.
Next Steps
The homeowners continue to work toward identifying the individuals and determining the reason for their presence on the property. Community members with any relevant information are encouraged to reach out to the homeowners via email.
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FAQ
Q: What happened at the Kingston Avenue property in Kenilworth?
A: On August 11, 2026, at approximately 12:42 p.m., several individuals were recorded by surveillance cameras entering the property and taking measurements without the homeowners' knowledge or permission.
Q: Who were these individuals?
A: The homeowners are still trying to identify them. They do not know the individuals' names or identities.
Q: What company might they have represented?
A: The homeowners do not know if these individuals represent a company, or if so, which company.
Q: Why were they taking measurements?
A: The homeowners do not know the purpose. They are seeking community help to determine why the individuals were on the property.
Q: Has a police report been filed?
A: Yes. The homeowners have filed a report with the Kenilworth Police Department.
Q: How can I help?
A: If you witnessed the incident on August 11 or have information about these individuals or the company they may represent, contact the homeowner at kingstonave2026@gmail.com.
Q: What is the specific address?
A: The homeowners have not disclosed the specific address. Contact information is provided for those with relevant information.
Q: Can I contact the police with information?
A: The homeowners are asking people to contact them directly through the email address provided.
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