
Two Arrested in Ridgewood Following Felony Traffic Stop Involving Stolen Vehicle
photos courtesy of Boyd Loving’s Facebook page
the staff of the Ridgewood blog
Ridgewood NJ, a high-risk felony traffic stop conducted by the Ridgewood Police Department led to the arrest of two individuals early Tuesday afternoon, May 6. The incident took place in front of 305 East Ridgewood Avenue, following reports that the white Honda Odyssey van they were operating had recently been stolen.
According to Ridgewood Police, a patrol officer successfully executed the felony stop after identifying the vehicle’s license plates as stolen. Responding quickly to the scene were Glen Rock Police Department officers, both plainclothes and uniformed, providing key assistance in detaining the suspects.
Coordinated Law Enforcement Response Ensures Public Safety
The suspects were taken into custody without incident and were transported to Ridgewood Police Headquarters for further processing. The Honda Odyssey was impounded and removed from the scene by a tow truck, as investigators continued their work to determine the full circumstances behind the alleged vehicle theft.
This operation highlights the ongoing cooperation between Ridgewood and Glen Rock law enforcement agencies in keeping local neighborhoods safe. The swift and professional actions of the officers involved helped ensure public safety and accountability.
Staying Alert Helps Combat Vehicle Theft in Bergen County
Vehicle theft remains a growing concern across Bergen County and North Jersey. Residents are encouraged to:
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Always lock their vehicles
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Avoid leaving valuables or keys inside
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Report suspicious activity immediately to local authorities
Conclusion
Thanks to the vigilant work of Ridgewood and Glen Rock police officers, a potentially dangerous situation was resolved safely, and two suspects are now in custody. As investigations continue, local law enforcement remains committed to protecting Ridgewood’s residents and property.
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What time were they released?
the 13% love stealing vehicles. keep your head on a swivel. have situational awareness.
Who are the 13%?
‘youths, young men”.. code word that all that is allowed to be published
Why is there no follow-up anywhere on who these people were? Were the Ridgewood residents? Were they in Ridgewood for a particular reason? ISn’t this of public interest.
Remember when we had the Ridgewood Newspaper which published a police report.
Look at this Franklin Lakes Police information blotter webpage – why Can’t Ridgewood have that?
https://www.franklinlakes.org/policeactivityblotter