New Jersey raised penalties for home invasions, but some argue they still don't go far enough as criminals increasingly target homes with high-end cars.

New Jersey passed a tough home invasion bill to include harsh sentences for teenage offenders, the same week a detective was shot inside her home.

Governor Phil Murphy signed a bipartisan bill into law on Wednesday, creating new burglary classifications with stricter penalties for home

The new law extends prison time for people convicted of home invasions and burglaries while in possession of a deadly weapon. CBS News New York's Nick Caloway reports.

Three suspects, one of them carrying a crowbar, all wearing hoodies and full face masks, cased out a home in Edison, New Jersey, last year. Manasi Mathur says she awoke to a flurry of camera motion notifications as the trio of youthful-looking suspects tried to find a way into her home.