Fair Lawn NJ, Fair Lawn Police say an 83-year-old BP male employee was attacked and assaulted at a BP gas station in Fair Lawn. The 83-year-old victim was transported to St. Joseph’s Medical Center in Paterson with facial injuries.
Fair Lawn Nj, the former Nabisco factory at 500 Route 208 north one of the most recognized structures in the county is no more . Crews began the mammoth job of tearing down the shuttered plant.
Fair Lawn NJ, a 4-door Honda sedan got the worst of a rear end collision involving itself and a Dodge Ram pickup truck in the 1000 block of Fair Lawn Avenue, Fair Lawn, on Monday afternoon, 01/23. Members of the Fair Lawn Rescue Squad cleaned up the mess left behind on the street, including vehicle parts and engine fluids. Minor injuries were reported in the incident; all refused hospital transportation. Fair Lawn Police handled the crash investigation and report.
Fair Lawn NJ, on Thursday January 5th at 2:42 AM ,Glen Rock Patrol Officer Sam Evans was dispatched to assist officers from the Fair Lawn Police Department on River Road with a distraught male subject, armed with a knife and a baseball bat. Officers were able to disarm the subject without incident. He was subsequently transported to Bergen New Bridge Medical Center in Paramus for evaluation. There were no injuries.
Fair Lawn NJ, a single family home located in the 1200 block of 20th Street, Fair Lawn was struck by an out of control Toyota RAV4 on Sunday morning, 01/15. No injuries were reported by either the vehicle’s driver or the home’s occupants. A passenger van parked in the home’s driveway was also damaged in the incident. Two (2) tow trucks were used to extricate the vehicle from its resting place before it was towed away. A building inspector evaluated the damage and deemed the structure safe for habitation.
Fair Lawn NJ, a VW Jetta was destroyed by fire on Harristown Road near Route 208, Fair Lawn late Tuesday afternoon, 01/03. Fair Lawn Fire Company #2 extinguished the blaze with the help of Glen Rock Fire Department. Fair Lawn Police and Glen Rock Police provided traffic control. The burnt Jetta was removed from the scene by a flatbed tow truck. No injuries reported .
Fair Lawn NJ, on December at 10:40 am , Fair Lawn Police Officer Peter Federico, Officer Luis Vasquez & Officer Anthony Burgos responded to the area of Walgreens, 17-77 River Road, on a report of a shoplifting that had occurred. The actor, Brandon Flores, age 22 of Paterson, was captured on Route 20 in Paterson with $70.74 in unpaid items.
Fair Lawn NJ, on November 28th at 8:19 pm Fair Lawn Police responded to The Craftsman, 6-18 Maple Avenue, after a report of an unknown person seen inside the closed business via surveillance cameras. Upon arrival, the actor attempted to flee out a side door but was captured a short distance away. Manuel Cravero, age 34 of Prospect Park, was released after being charged with burglary.
Fair Lawn NJ, Fair Lawn Police, Fair Lawn Fire Department, Fair Lawn EMS, and Fair Lawn Rescue Squad units rushed to free the occupants of a single family home on Jordan Road, Fair Lawn, who became trapped inside after a large tree limb fell onto home’s roof shortly before 9:00 PM, Friday, 12/23. All occupants were safely extricated from the structure by first responders. No injuries were reported. The home was “red tagged” by a Borough of Fair Lawn building inspector; utilities were completely shut off by utility company representatives.
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Fair Lawn NJ, a single vehicle Monday afternoon, 12/12, collision involving a 4-door sedan vs. a large shade tree in the 300 block of Plaza Road North, Fair Lawn, resulted in the vehicle’s driver becoming entrapped within. Members of the Fair Lawn Rescue Squad extricated the victim, who subsequently refused medical treatment. The vehicle was removed from the scene by a flatbed tow truck. Fair Lawn Police, Fair Lawn Fire Company #4, Fair Lawn EMS, and Fair Lawn Heavy Rescue responded to the incident.
Fair Lawn NJ, the driver of a van delivering packages in the 600 block of 4th Street, Fair Lawn, lost control of the vehicle early Thursday evening, 12/08, and struck a parked, unoccupied Honda Pilot. After side swiping the Honda, the van rolled over on its driver’s side before coming to a stop. The van’s driver was uninjured, and self-extricated prior to the arrival of emergency responders. Both vehicles were towed from the scene. Fair Lawn Police, Fair Lawn Fire Department Company #1, and Fair Lawn Heavy Rescue responded to the incident.
Fair Lawn NJ, one (1) driver was seriously injured during a three (3) vehicle, Friday afternoon, 12/02, collision at the intersection of Hillside Terrace and Jerome Place, Fair Lawn. Fair Lawn Police plus Basic and Advanced Life Support teams from The Valley Hospital rushed to aid the victim. Two (2) vehicle were towed from the intersection by separate tow trucks.
Fair Lawn NJ, three (3) ambulances were observed tending to victims at the scene of a three (3) vehicle, head -on, Thursday night, 11/24, crash on the Maple Avenue, Fair Lawn bridge over Route 208. One (1) victim was wheeled to a waiting ambulance on a stretcher and subsequently transported to The Valley Hospital; all others appeared to have been “walking wounded” and may or may not have required hospital treatment. Fair Lawn Police, Fair Lawn Fire Department, Fair Lawn EMS, Glen Rock Police, Hackensack EMS, and Fair Lawn Heavy Rescue responded to the incident, which blocked all traffic on Maple Avenue near Route 208 for an extended period.
Fair Lawn NJ, Columbia Bank is pleased to announce its continued support of New Jersey communities in need, by hosting its annual Week of Giving. During the week of November 14th, 2022, nearly 100% of “Team Columbia” employees donated their time to volunteer and make a meaningful impact at local organizations throughout the state. Additionally, over 150 turkeys were donated to those in need.