East Brunswick Police have completed their fall “Police and Teens Together” program.

NEW CASTLE, Del. — Delaware State Police are investigating a fatal crash that killed an 80-year-old man on South Dupont Highway Monday afternoon. The incident occurred around 2:17 p.m. near Heddington Road when a GMC Savana driven by a 40-year-old Smyrna man struck a pedestrian.

According to police, the man tried to cross the highway from the west to the east, but did not use the designated pedestrian crossing. As he entered the northbound lane, he stepped directly into the path of an oncoming vehicle. The driver tried to avoid the pedestrian but failed.

The pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene. His identity has not been released pending family notification. The driver was not injured in the accident.

The South Dupont Highway was closed for approximately two and a half hours while the Delaware State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit No. 2 investigated and cleared the area.

Authorities are still investigating the circumstances of the crash.

EAST BRUNSWICK, New Jersey – The East Brunswick Police Department has successfully completed the fall 2024 Police and Teens with Police (PATT) program at East Brunswick High School. The program concluded on Thursday, September 26, led by Detective Wright, the department’s school resource specialist, and Officer Korten of the city police unit.

The PATT program, which aims to build trust and improve relationships between law enforcement and local youth, provided criminal justice students with insight into various areas of police work. Students learned about law enforcement practices and had the opportunity to interact directly with officers, asking questions and expressing concerns.

The initiative also gave participants a chance to explore potential careers in law enforcement. Police officers noted that the dialogue helped create better understanding between students and officers.

The East Brunswick Police Department expressed its appreciation for the involvement of East Brunswick High School students and staff in supporting the program.

Efforts to strengthen community connections through the PATT program will continue as part of the department’s broader community initiatives.

BALTIMORE, Md. — The Baltimore Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating 22-year-old Joyce Santiago-Burgos, who went missing on September 20. She was reported missing on Sept. 28 at 3000 Frisby Avenue, according to a news release from the department.

Details about Santiago-Burgos’ clothing at the time of her disappearance are currently unknown. Authorities have not provided further information about her possible whereabouts or the circumstances of her disappearance.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Northern District Missing Persons Liaison at 410-396-2455 or 911.

Baltimore police are still investigating the case. They are asking for the community’s help in finding Santiago-Burgos as the search for her continues.