The siege of Jutland was the name given to a 1926 altercation between the newly-formed New Jersey State Police and the residents of the Meaney farmhouse in the Jutland section of Union Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey that led to the death of Beatrice Meaney, the prosecution of 14 State Troopers, and an update to the General Orders of the State Police that paved the way to modern day community policing.
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