Day: August 2, 2020

BREAKING: 2 Shot In Trenton On Delawareview Ave

See updated MidJersey.News story here: 28 Year Old Hamilton Woman Pronounced Dead From Trenton Shooting Becomes Trenton’s 22 Homicide of 2020

See updated MidJersey.News story here: Morning Update: 2 Shot In Trenton, Female Remains In Critical Condition This Morning

August 2, 2020

BREAKING NEWS REPORT: Information from radio traffic and on scene reporting. If and when official information is released the story will be updated and corrections made.

TRENTON, NJ (MERCER)–Trenton Police are currently on scene at 30 Delawareview Avenue investigating a shooting where two were shot.

Around 10:45 pm Trenton Police, Trenton Fire Department, TEMS and Mercer County Paramedics responded to Delawareview Avenue between West State Street and Riverside Avenue for a shooting. Two people were reported shot.

TEMS and paramedics called two trauma alerts en route to the Trauma Center at Capitol Health Regional Medical Center.


The names and ages of homicide victims in the City of Trenton for 2020

20 Dead from shootings 1 dead from a stabbing in 2020

  1. January 30, 2020, Starquasia Harris, 24, shooting
  2. February 16, 2020, Maurice London, 39, shooting
  3. March 23, 2020, Danavan Phillips, 37, shooting
  4. March 25, 2020, Yuell Moore, 29, shooting
  5. April 5, 2020 Quamiera Massey, 24, shooting
  6. April 5, 2020 Dabree Brannon, 30, shooting
  7. April 5, 2020 Frederick Mason, 20, shooting
  8. May 14, 2020, pronounced dead May 21, 2020 Terrence Horton, 53, shooting
  9. May 17, 2020, Robert Smith, 38, shooting
  10. May 18, 2020 Antwuan Bowens, 44, shooting
  11. May 18, 2020 Tayvion Jones, 18, shooting
  12. May 21, 2020 Raheen McKinnon 19, shooting
  13. May 23, 2020, Watson Cogdell, 58, shooting
  14.  May 30, 2020 Tyrone Campbell, 45, shooting
  15. June 2, 2020 Dontae Barnes, shooting
  16. June 21, 2020, Robert Neal, 34, stabbing
  17. July 1, 2020, Covvie Scott, 24, shooting
  18. July 8, 2020, Richard Guarderas, 18, shooting
  19. July 8, 2020, Malcom L. Bowser, 19, shooting  
  20. July 15, 2020, Jason Phillips, 23, shooting
  21. July 17, 2020, Luis Gonzalez, 37, shooting

Firefighters Battle Heat And Flames At Two Structure Fires in Robbinsville

August 2, 2020

ROBBINSVILLE TOWNSHIP, NJ (MERCER)—The Robbinsville Township Fire Department and surrounding departments were busy with two structure fires in the township this afternoon in hot humid conditions with temperatures in the 90s.

The first 9-1-1 call was received by the Robbinsville Township Police Department at 12:14 pm reporting a “shed fire” in the 300 Block of Edgebrook Road. Upon arrival police and firefighters found a pole barn with heavy smoke and fire.  An “all hands” sending a full first alarm was sent including tankers since that is a non-fire hydrant area of the township. Mutual aid was dispatched from Hamilton Township Fire Department, Hope Fire Company of Allentown, Millstone Township Fire Department, Chesterfield Fire Department and East Windsor Fire Company.

Firefighters laid into the scene with a 5” supply line and stretched a 2 ½ and 1 ¾ handlines. Tankers were set up on Edgebrook to supply water to bring the fire under control. Firefighters brought the fire under control within 15 minutes just as beams of the lightweight wood truss started to burn away.

The Robbinsville Township Police and fire investigators from the Mercer County Fire Marshall’s Office and Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office responded and determined that the fire was of accidental and non-suspicious, according to police.


As Robbinsville firefighters were still on scene at the first fire on Edgebrook Road helping with the investigation and overhaul another fire was reported on Richardson Road almost exactly an hour later.

At 1:15 pm the Robbinsville Township Police 9-1-1 dispatcher received several calls reporting a fire in the 100 block of Richardson Road between Stanley and Lambert Lane. The West Windsor Fire Department was covering Robbinsville Township and responded to the scene and reported a garage fire. Hamilton Township Fire Department and Hope Fire Company of Allentown was returning or just returned from the first fire and responded to the scene.

Firefighters pulled 1 ¾ hand lines and hooked to a hydrant right in front of the home and quickly brought the fire under control.

The Robbinsville Township Police and fire investigators from the Mercer County Fire Marshall’s Office and  Prosecutor’s Office also responded to the second fire for the investigation, this fire was also determined to be accidental and non-suspicious, according to police.


BREAKING: Massive Water Search For Reported Man Lost Tubing On Delaware River

Firefighters from two states participated in a search of at least 11 miles of the Delaware River for a missing man. After searching it was unclear the whereabouts of the lost man.

August 2, 2020 (updated 8:30 am to take Burlington off list, assignment was recalled prior to them being dispatched)

Breaking News Report: From on scene reports, witnesses and radio reports. If official information is released the story will be updated and corrected.

EWING TOWNSHIP, NJ (MERCER)–Late yesterday evening (August 1, 2020) the Ewing Township Fire Department was dispatched to the Interstate 295 bridge over the Delaware River for a missing person in the river. The man was reported missing by his girlfriend around 10:15 pm. he is a white male, with red swim trunks with no shirt in a tube used to float on the water. There was also a delay of 9-1-1 calling for help so the man was lost at least a half hour before at approximately 9:45 pm.

Ewing Township Fire Department was dispatched and requested assistance from Trenton, Hamilton, Hopwell, Bucks County PA including departments from Yardley and Tullytown.

Trenton Fire Department searched in the area of the Route 1, Trenton Makes and Calhoun Street Bridges. The Hamilton Township Fire Department deployed at the Trenton Boat Ramp and searched that area to the Crosswicks Creek. A New Jersey State Police helicopter was requested for the search but was unknown if it was used.

Approximately 11 miles of river was searched from North of the 295 bridge to south of the Crosswicks Creek.

Around midnight the search was called off and all units returned to their stations. It was unclear if the man was found or there may have been further information that the man was seen walking back on one of the roadways next to the river. At the time of this report there were no official reports of the whereabouts of the missing man.