Brick, NJ (January 9, 2026) – A deadly vehicle crash claimed one life on Wednesday, January 7, on Beaverson Boulevard in Brick Township, according to information released by New Jersey State Police. The crash occurred around 9:20 p.m. and resulted in the death of one person at the scene.
Emergency units responded after reports came in about a serious crash along Beaverson Boulevard near the intersection with Shorrock Street. Authorities confirmed that the incident involved a fatal injury, though officials have not released details about the vehicles involved.
Following the crash, police closed Beaverson Boulevard at Shorrock Street in both directions. The closure remained in place for a period of time as crews worked at the scene. Officials have not confirmed when the roadway was reopened to traffic.
At this time, authorities have not shared information about what led to the crash. Police indicated that additional information has been requested as part of the ongoing review. Officials continue to examine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
We extend our sincere condolences to the family of the deceased victim.
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