New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY
Chapter 57 - UNIFORM CRIME REPORTING SYSTEM
Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section 13:57-1.3 - Exceptions
Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 13:57-1.3
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) Exceptions concerning State law enforcement agencies include:
1. Division of State Police:
State Police having jurisdiction in all New Jersey municipalities, toll roads,
interstate highways, and all other highways where the State Police have the primary
enforcement responsibility will be the reporting agency for all UCR offense, arrest,
and disposition data. Where no full-time municipal police department exists to
provide primary police coverage, it will be the responsibility of the jurisdictional
State Police station to report all offense, arrest, and disposition data occurring
in that municipality.
2. New Jersey
Transit Police Department: It is the responsibility of the New Jersey Transit Police
Department to submit on a monthly basis and forward by the seventh day following the
close of the reporting period the following enumerated reports:
i. Return A--Monthly County of Offenses Known to
Police (N.J.-UCR 365):
(1) Report will be
submitted for each individual municipality wherein a part I offense occurred within
the jurisdiction of the Transit Police.
ii. Return A--Supplement, page 1 (N.J.-UCR 366):
(1) Report will be submitted for each individual
municipality wherein a part I offense occurred within the jurisdiction of the
Transit Police. Report will be submitted for each individual municipality wherein
property was stolen or recovered in connection with part I offenses which have
occurred within the jurisdiction of the Transit Police.
iii. Return A--Supplement, page 2 (N.J.-UCR 366A):
(1) Report will be submitted for each individual
municipality wherein analysis of part I offenses and stolen property are listed
which have occurred within the jurisdiction of the Transit Police.
iv. Age, Sex, Race, and Ethnic Origin
of Persons Arrested (18 years of age and over) (N.J.-UCR 370):
(1) All adult arrests made within the county
jurisdictional boundaries of the Transit Police will be submitted on one arrest
report.
vi. The following
reports will be submitted when the specific offense(s) involved have occured:
(1) Supplementary Homicide Report, 1a Murder
(N.J.-UCR 367);
(2) Supplementary
Homicide Report, 1b Manslaughter (N.J.-UCR 367A);
(3) Police Officers Killed or Assaulted Monthly
Supplement (N.J.-UCR 369A);
(4)
Supplementary Arson Report (N.J.-UCR 373);
(5) Monthly Count of Criminal Offenses Involving
Assault Firearms (S.P. 662);
(6)
Supplementary Domestic Violence Offense Report (UCR-DV1);
(7) Supplementary Bias Incident Offense Report
(UCR-BI1);
(8) Use of Force
Report;
(9) Cargo Theft
Report;
(10) Human Trafficking
Report;
(11) Carjacking Report;
and
(12) Street Gang Contact/Offense
Report (S.P. 153).
(b) Exceptions concerning Bi-State agencies include:
1. It is the responsibility of each
Bi-State agency to submit on a monthly basis and forward by the seventh day
following the close of the reporting period the following enumerated reports:
i. Return A--Monthly Count of Offenses Known to
Police (N.J.-UCR 365).
(1) Report will be submitted
for each individual municipality wherein a part I offense occurred;
ii. Return A--Supplement, page 1
(N.J.-UCR 366):
(1) Report will be submitted for
each individual municipality wherein a part I offense occurred. Report will be
submitted for each individual municipality wherein property was stolen or recovered
in connection with part I offenses;
iii. Return A--Supplement, page 2 (N.J.-UCR 366A):
(1) Report will be submitted for each individual
municipality wherein analysis of part I offenses and stolen property data is
listed;
iv. Age, Sex, Race,
and Ethnic Origin of Persons Arrested (18 years of age and over) (N.J.-UCR 370):
(1) All adult arrests made within each county
jurisdictional boundary will be submitted on one arrest report;
v. Age, Sex, Race, and Ethnic Origin of Persons
Arrested (under 18 years of age) (N.J.-UCR 370A):
(1) All juvenile arrests made within each county
jurisdictional boundary will be submitted on one arrest report; and
vi. The following reports will be
submitted when the specific offense occured:
(1)
Supplementary Homicide Report, 1a Murder (N.J.-UCR 367);
(2) Supplementary Homicide, 1b Manslaughter
(N.J.-UCR 367A);
(3) Police Officers
Killed or Assaulted Monthly Supplement (N.J.-UCR 369A);
(4) Supplementary Arson Report (N.J.-UCR
373);
(5) Monthly Count of Criminal
Offenses Involving Assault Firearms (S.P. 662);
(6) Supplementary Domestic Violence Offense Report
(UCR-DV1);
(7) Supplementary Bias
Incident Offense Report (UCR-BI1);
(8)
Use of Force Report;
(9) Cargo Theft
Report;
(10) Human Trafficking
Report;
(11) Carjacking Report;
and
(12) Street Gang Contact/Offense
Report (S.P. 153).
(c) The uniform crime report forms identified and described in 13:57-1.2 and 1.3 shall be used by the Uniform Crime Reporting Unit of the Division of State Police for purposes of compliance with the provisions of 52:17B-1 et seq., and such working documents shall be maintained as confidential by the Division of State Police and are not public records.
(d) Nothing in this chapter shall preclude the Attorney General or Division of State Police for requiring the submission or deletion of any information that may be deemed necessary to maintain a viable and current uniform crime reporting system.
(e) The Attorney General or the Division of State Police shall have the right to choose the manner in which this information will be reported and submitted to the Uniform Crime Reporting Unit.
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