Someone broke a side window at Delta Auto Repair & Service, Hamilton Street, on the night of Nov. 7, police said. No entry was gained into the building.

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Armando Garcia of New Brunswick was cited Nov. 8 for careless driving and driving without a license after he was involved in an accident with a car driven by Willie Lemons Jr. of Trenton. Police said Garcia was driving down Route 27 when his car struck the rear of Lemons’ car.

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Bhanu Veerapalle of Somerset told police Nov. 8 that he was practicing parking in the Extended Stay America lot on Worlds Fair Drive – on his learner’s permit – when he stepped on the gas rather than the brake. The car he was driving jumped the curb and hit the building. He was cited for careless driving.

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Jue Wang of Morristown was cited for careless driving Nov. 8 after the car she was driving rear-ended one driven by Kent Scriven of Piscataway. The two cars were in stop-and-go traffic on Davidson Avenue, police said. Wang told police she thought Scriven’s car had moved up when she hit it.

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Alejandro Ayala of New Brunswick was cited Nov. 9 for improper passing after his car struck one driven by Jingdong Xie of West Windsor. Xie told police he was turning left from Route 27 into a driveway when Ayala’s car hit his in the shoulder, after passing a car that had stopped to let Xie turn. Ayala said he was in the shoulder to turn right into a gas station.

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A car driven by Vienna Pharaon of Somerset was turning left from the Willow Avenue jug handle onto Easton Avenue Nov. 10 when it was struck by a car driven by Rikjan Duivenvoorde, also of Somerset. Duivenvoorde was cited for failure to observe the red traffic light.

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John Wilson of Somerset told police Nov. 10 that he did not see that a car driven by Labron Felder, also of Somerset, was stopped in front of his on Hamilton Street before his car rear-ended Felder’s. Felder told police he was waiting to make a left turn onto Highland Avenue when his car was struck.

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A John F. Kennedy Boulevard resident told police Nov. 10 that someone entered his car and stole $520 worth of items, including an iPad Mini. The victim told police the iPad, valued at $350, was in a backpack on his back seat. Also stolen was a denim jacket valued at $65 and two iPad cases valued at $75. The victim told police that he had remotely locked his iPad.