Crime
Four charged after North Arlington double killing, including 2 men accused of murder
Source: NJ 101.5 · Aug 4, 2026, 6:14 PM
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A double homicide at a busy North Arlington intersection has led to four arrests, including two men accused of murder. One of the suspects was apprehended during a routine traffic stop several miles away from the crime scene.
The case involves the shooting deaths of two cousins at what appears to be a high-traffic location in North Arlington, a municipality in Bergen County.
Law enforcement has moved quickly to charge the suspects involved in connection with the fatal incident.
Key points
- Two cousins were shot and killed at a busy North Arlington intersection
- Four people face charges related to the double homicide
- Two of the charged individuals are accused of murder
- One suspect was caught during a routine traffic stop away from the scene
- The arrests represent a rapid police response to the fatal shooting
FAQ
- How many people were killed in the North Arlington shooting?
- Two people, identified as cousins, were shot and killed at a busy intersection in North Arlington.
- How many people have been charged in connection with the shooting?
- Four people face charges related to the double homicide, including two men specifically accused of murder.
- Where was one of the suspects arrested?
- One of the suspects was apprehended during a routine traffic stop several miles away from the shooting scene in North Arlington.
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