By: Richard L. Smith

Newark authorities announced the arrest of a dozen individuals throughout September 2025 as part of the city’s ongoing effort to combat violent crime and remove dangerous offenders from local streets.

According to a statement released by Newark Police, the arrests were the result of coordinated work by the department’s Criminal Intelligence/Fugitive Section.

Public Safety Director Emanuel Miranda, Sr. praised the efforts, noting that the strategy to target wanted individuals continues to strengthen public safety across the city.

The following arrests were reported in September:

• Kevyn J. Araujo, 29 , of Middletown, was charged with two counts of aggravated assault, conspiracy, unlawful possession of a weapon, and possession of a weapon for an unlawful pur

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