Operation Apex Hammer led to the arrest of 264 wanted criminals in New Jersey, including 17 homicide suspects and 95 gang members. The operation targeted individuals with severe charges such as robbery and sexual offenses, including against children. Collaboration among federal, state, and local law enforcement was highlighted as crucial for public safety. At least two of the suspects arrested were illegal immigrants, and collectively, the suspects had over 2,600 prior arrests. Violent crime was underscored as a primary focus by federal authorities during the operation.
Federal authorities have swept up 264 wanted criminals in New Jersey as part of 'Operation Apex Hammer,' focusing on suspects involved in serious crimes.
The operation targeted 17 homicide suspects and 95 gang members, with comments on the importance of collaboration among law enforcement to enhance public safety.
Acting U.S. Attorney Alina Habba emphasized that violent crime is the administration's primary focus, reinforcing the urgency of addressing criminal activity in communities.
Among the arrested, two illegal immigrants were charged with serious offenses, indicating a broader responsibility among law enforcement to apprehend dangerous fugitives.
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