In New Jersey, arrest records are generally considered public records, which means they can be accessed by the public. However, access to these records may be subject to certain restrictions and privacy laws. The specific details and availability of arrest records can vary depending on the circumstances and the type of arrest.
Arrest Records By County - New Jersey (NJ)
Browse public arrest records in Ocean County, New Jersey.
Each card shows the individual’s name, arrest date, location, bond, and charges. Use the form above to run a full background check.
Daniel Joseph Woods
Arrested: Feb 17, 2021
Bond: $2933
Charges:
- Theft credit cards-taking$2933
- Possession mj
- Municipal ordinance$1500
Adrian Jerome Woodward
Arrested: Nov 22, 2020
Charges:
- Theft by unlaw taking-move
- Crim trespass-enter/remain
- Burglary-enter
Derek Najee Woolfolk
Arrested: Sep 06, 2020
Charges:
- Theft by unlaw taking-move
Hayley Mackenzie Worrell
Arrested: Mar 02, 2021
Charges:
- Theft by unlaw taking-move
Keith Allen Worthy
Arrested: Aug 12, 2021
Charges:
- Theft by unlaw taking-move
- Burglary-remain
Jonathan Wright
Arrested: Oct 26, 2020
Charges:
- Parole violation
- Theft by unlaw taking-move
- Theft credit cards-taking
Here are some ways to access arrest records in New Jersey:
- New Jersey State Police: The New Jersey State Police maintain a central repository of criminal records, including arrest records, through their Records and Identification Section.
- County Clerk’s Office: Each county in New Jersey has a County Clerk’s Office that may handle various public records, including arrest records. You can contact the County Clerk’s Office of the county where the arrest occurred and inquire about their procedures for accessing arrest records. They may have specific forms or requirements for obtaining these records.
Common Arrest Abbreviations Explained
This page explains common abbreviations found in arrest records on our site.
Mfg/d/d other I II III IV – 3rd
Full form: Manufacturing, Delivering, or Distributing Schedule I, II, III, IV Controlled Substances — Third Degree Felony
What it means: The person is charged with making or distributing drugs that are classified as dangerous under federal law (Schedules I–IV). The charge is a felony of the third degree.
Drug Schedules: See the official list at the DEA Drug Scheduling page.
Defiant trespasser
What it means: Entering or remaining on a property despite being told not to by the owner or lawful authority. This is a criminal offense in many states.
Use paraphernalia, dp
What it means: Possession or use of drug paraphernalia (“dp”), such as pipes, syringes, or items used to consume illegal substances.
Under influence cds witho prescr
What it means: Being under the influence of a controlled dangerous substance (CDS) without a valid prescription. Often linked to unauthorized drug use.
Theft credit cards-taking
What it means: Unlawfully taking or using someone else’s credit card or card information without their permission.
Hinder own pros – false info LEO
What it means: Hindering one’s own prosecution by providing false information to a Law Enforcement Officer (LEO). For example, giving a fake name.
Burglary – enter
What it means: Unlawfully entering a structure or dwelling with the intent to commit a crime inside, typically theft or another felony.
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