A woman rescued after being trapped inside a burning home in Wyckoff, New Jersey, has died, according to officials.
The Bergen County Prosecutor's Office said the assault happened early Monday morning in Wyckoff. The woman used a car service and the driver at some point allegedly sexually assaulted the rider near the driveway of her home.
The tombstones have both historical and sentimental value, with many belonging to some of the first families and settlers of Wyckoff. The oldest plot dates back to 1796, and authorities estimated the damage at $10,000.
Ashley Bruggemann of Wyckoff was reunited with her family at Newark Airport Wednesday.
A police chief is taking a temporary leave while prosecutors investigate whether he told his officers that racial profiling, including checking out "suspicious black people in white neighborhoods," has a place in policing.
Acting Attorney General Robert Lougy and acting Bergen County Prosecutor Gurbir Grewal said in the statement that the email from Wyckoff police Chief Benjamin Fox appears to be a violation of state policy prohibiting racial profiling.