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NEW JERSEY (PIX11) – Three suspects, one of them carrying a crowbar, all wearing hoodies and full face masks, cased out a home in Edison, New Jersey, last year. Manasi Mathur says she awoke to a flurry of camera motion notifications as the trio of youthful-looking suspects tried to find a way into her home. Presumably, she says, they were looking for the keys to steal her family's locked Porsche and Range Rover SUVs. 
	
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Gov. Phil Murphy signs bill into law to increase penalties for home invasions in New Jersey

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed a bill on Friday that will hand harsher prison time to teenagers found guilty of committing home invasions or armed burglaries. The new law makes home invasion burglary — in which an offender inflicts bodily injury or is armed with a deadly weapon — a first-degree offense punishable by up to 20 years in prison and/or fines of up to $200,000. It applies to teens 15 years or older and takes effect immediately. Th…

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Gov. Phil Murphy signed a bill into law on Friday that will increase criminal penalties for home invasions in New Jersey.

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The law heightens penalties for home burglaries in what officials said is a bid to deter property crime in New Jersey. (Rich Hundley III/Governor’s Office)Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday signed a bipartisan bill increasing penalties for burglaries in the state in a bid to deter home invasions. The legislation, which unanimously cleared the Assembly and passed the Senate with a single no vote from Sen. Britnee Timberlake (D-Essex), upgrades penalties …

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NEW JERSEY — Governor Phil Murphy Friday visited Edison to sign S3006/A4299 into law, establishing the crimes of home invasion burglary and residential burglary. The two new burglary classifications will raise penalties for crimes of burglary, reinforcing legal protections for New Jersey communities and ensuring that individuals who commit these crimes are held accountable. “The safety and well-being of New Jerseyans is our Administration’s high…

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Governor Phil Murphy, Edison Mayor Sam Joshi, and local officials gather for the signing of a new law in Edison, NJ, that increases penalties for home invasions. The legislation imposes stricter sentences for those convicted of home invasions or burglaries involving firearms. Photo: Sachin Ravindran ITV GOLD EDISON, New Jersey October 18, 2024— In a significant move to bolster public safety, Governor Phil Murphy has signed a new law that escalat…

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Edison Mayor Sam Joshi Champions New Law as Gov. Murphy Signs Tougher Penalties for Home Invasions in New Jersey

New Jersey governor signs law increasing penalties for home invasions

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