Secaucus Police Blotter: Warrants, Stolen Car, and DWI Arrests

A roundup of last week's arrests in Secaucus, New Jersey

Apr. 13, 2026 at 3:25pm

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An extreme close-up photograph of a pair of metal handcuffs against a pitch-black background, dramatically lit by a harsh camera flash to create a stark, gritty, investigative aesthetic.The Secaucus Police Blotter reveals a range of recent arrests, from outstanding warrants to vehicle theft, underscoring the need for continued vigilance on local public safety.Newark Today

The Secaucus Police Department has released details on a series of arrests made in the town last week, including charges related to outstanding warrants, a stolen vehicle, and driving while intoxicated.

Why it matters

The Secaucus Police Blotter provides insight into the types of crimes and incidents occurring in the community, which can help residents better understand local public safety concerns and trends.

The details

The arrests include a 28-year-old man from Irvington, NJ who was pulled over and found to have an outstanding warrant from Newark; a 38-year-old man from East Orange, NJ who was taken into custody on a Secaucus warrant; a 32-year-old Jersey City man charged with receiving a stolen vehicle and credit card theft; a 44-year-old woman from New York with multiple outstanding warrants; a 31-year-old North Bergen man with warrants from Secaucus and Wayne; a 42-year-old Jersey City man arrested for shoplifting at Walmart; a 33-year-old Secaucus resident charged with DWI; and several other individuals arrested on outstanding warrants from neighboring towns.

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The players

Walkin Etienne

A 32-year-old male from Jersey City, NJ who was arrested for receiving a stolen motor vehicle and credit card theft.

Secaucus Police Department

The local law enforcement agency that made the arrests and released the details in the police blotter.

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The takeaway

The Secaucus Police Blotter highlights the variety of criminal activity occurring in the town, from outstanding warrants to vehicle theft and DWI. It serves as a reminder for residents to remain vigilant about local public safety issues.