Welcome to the Office of the Monmouth County Prosecutor, the largest law firm in Monmouth County.
With a staff of approximately 275 employees, including 55 Assistant Prosecutors and more than 80 detectives, we prosecute thousands of juvenile and adult cases every year and implement law enforcement initiatives to enhance the safety of our citizens. As the Chief Law Enforcement Officer in Monmouth County, the Prosecutor also oversees 46 municipal police departments and two college police departments. We hope that our website will bring you vital information about the cases that we prosecute, the public safety initiatives that we have developed, and will also enhance your understanding of the mission of our office.
Thank you for visiting our site. We hope that your stay will be enjoyable and informative.
Officers Taught Tools to De-Escalate Encounters with Subjects in Crisis FREEHOLD – This week, the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office hosted an intensive training program providing …
FREEHOLD – A Monmouth County grand jury has indicted an Asbury Park man on three counts connected to the stabbing of two victims earlier this …
FREEHOLD – A Monmouth County Grand Jury handed up an Indictment against a former employee of an Asbury Park hotel charging him with theft of …
First Woman to Hold Post as County’s Top Law Enforcement Officer FREEHOLD – Lori Linskey has been sworn in as Acting Monmouth County Prosecutor, the …
FREEHOLD – Omar Rivera-Rojas (also known as Juan Carlos Rivera-Rojas), 31, and his nephew Alberto Rojas-Hernandez, 19, both of Lakewood, were indicted by a Monmouth …
FREEHOLD – A Freehold Borough man pleaded guilty Thursday to the 2020 sexual assault of a 12-year-old girl, announced Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni. …
Monmouth County Memorial Honors Our Fallen Law Enforcement Officers FREEHOLD – The names of 22 law enforcement officers, who lost their lives in the line …
No Students or School Personnel Will Be Involved. No Volunteer Actors. HAZLET TOWNSHIP – Monmouth County law enforcement officials will partner with municipal first responders …
