The local police department dwindled to four officers who need to work 12-hour shifts seven days a week, officials said.
The tiny Camden County borough of Woodlynne will disband its local police department after county officials said the department suffered from insurmountable staffing shortages.
Woodlynne — located between Camden to the west and Route 130 and Collingswood to the east — is less than a quarter mile in size. County officials said the small borough will now be policed by the Camden County Police Department, which “After years of oversight by the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office, the borough agency will disband, and the governing body will work with the Commissioners to create a smooth transition for patrols to start in the coming weeks,” county officials said in a statement.4 N.J. men accused of stealing hundreds of checks sent through U.S. mail
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