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Authorities: Man Shot Dead On 11th Floor Of Atlantic City Hotel Authorities: Man Shot Dead On 11th Floor Of Atlantic City Hotel Authorities: Man Shot Dead On 11th Floor Of Atlantic City Hotel
Authorities: Man Shot Dead On 11th Floor Of Atlantic City Hotel Authorities are investigating a fatal shooting at an Atlantic City hotel. Police responding a 9-1-1 call found a man on the 11th floor of the Madison Hotel on Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard with a gunshot wound around 11:45 a.m. Wednesday, Atlantic County Prosecutor Damon G. Tyner said. UPDATES: Shooting victim ID'd and Arrest made in fatal shooting.  Anyone with information involving serious crimes is asked to call the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office at 609-909-7800 or go to the Prosecutor’s Office website at and fill out the form anonymously on the Submit a Tip page…
Bergen County Couple Builds Legacy With 2nd Restaurant Named After Daughter Bergen County Couple Builds Legacy With 2nd Restaurant Named After Daughter Bergen County Couple Builds Legacy With 2nd Restaurant Named After Daughter
Bergen County Couple Builds Legacy With 2nd Restaurant Named After Daughter For a while, The Humble Toast has been Shalom and Jacqueline Yehudiel’s baby. The Fort Lee couple opened their Teaneck restaurant as newlyweds in October 2018 and devoted each day to growing the business. Then, seven months ago, they welcomed their first child: A baby girl named Nava. Balancing the two was certainly a challenge, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Still, The Humble Toast founder managed, and is ready to take on another challenge. The couple has plans to open La Cucina Di Nava, a kosher Italian restaurant on West Englewood Avenue in Teaneck named after none other than…
Man Reportedly Found Hanging From Tree In Lacey Township Man Reportedly Found Hanging From Tree In Lacey Township Man Reportedly Found Hanging From Tree In Lacey Township
Man Reportedly Found Hanging From Tree In Lacey Township DEVELOPING: A man was found hanging from a tree in Lacey Township on Wednesday afternoon, reports say. The man's body was spotted by a passerby on Caruso Lane in the Bamber Lake section of the township around 2:30 p.m., initial reports say. The man was purple in the face when the passerby cut him down from the tree, according to Exit 74 scanner news on Facebook. It wasn't clear where exactly the man's body was found, or how long it had been there. His condition was unclear. South Toms River medics were responding, the scanner page said. CHECK BACK FOR UPDATES
UPDATE: Driver Killed In Head-On Warren County Crash ID'd As Florida Man, 19 UPDATE: Driver Killed In Head-On Warren County Crash ID'd As Florida Man, 19 UPDATE: Driver Killed In Head-On Warren County Crash ID'd As Florida Man, 19
Update: Driver Killed In Head-On Warren County Crash ID'd As Florida Man, 19 A pickup truck driver who died in a head-on Warren County crash has been identified by New Jersey State Police as a 19-year-old Florida man. Robert Johnston, of Fort Lauderdale, was behind the wheel of a Dodge Ram when he crossed into the eastbound lanes of Route 46, hitting a GMC Sierra towing a Coachmen Camper head on around 11:05 p.m. Sunday near milepost 13.6 in Liberty Township, Sgt. Lawrence Peele said. Johnston's front seat passenger, the GMC driver, the GMC front seat passenger and left rear GMC passenger were all injured, Peele said. The only passenger who sustained non life-threat…
'Not A Change Of Course': Murphy Announces Remote Reopening Rules For NJ Schools 'Not A Change Of Course': Murphy Announces Remote Reopening Rules For NJ Schools 'Not A Change Of Course': Murphy Announces Remote Reopening Rules For NJ Schools
'Not A Change Of Course': Murphy Announces Remote Reopening Rules For NJ Schools "This is not a change of course," said Gov. Phil Murphy Wednesday in announcing that some of New Jersey's schools that can't meet safety standards for reopening can begin the school year in an all-remote fashion. UPDATE: These New Jersey School Districts Plan On All-Remote Starts Schools choosing to reopen with all-remote learning must show plans for satisfying the standards and anticipated date to resume in-person instruction, the governor said. Joined by state and local education officials, the governor also signed an executive order allowing all New Jersey schools to reopen for in-…
Hoboken Janitor Accused Of Bruising 5-Year-Old Boy's Genitals Charged With Sex Assault Hoboken Janitor Accused Of Bruising 5-Year-Old Boy's Genitals Charged With Sex Assault Hoboken Janitor Accused Of Bruising 5-Year-Old Boy's Genitals Charged With Sex Assault
Hoboken Janitor Accused Of Bruising 5-Year-Old Boy's Genitals Charged With Sex Assault A Hoboken Housing Authority janitor has been accused of abusing a 5-year-old boy in his care causing bruising all over his body including his genitals, authorities charged Wednesday. Acting on a tip from the state's division of child protection services, Hudson County investigators on Monday launched an investigation into the case involving Ivan Sanchez, Hudson County Prosecutor Esther Suarez said. The boy had bruises on his face, ear, buttocks, lower back, upper back and genitals, caused by 30-year-old Sanchez, Suarez said. Sanchez was arrested Tuesday on charges of endangering the w…
'Not A Change Of Course': Murphy Announces Remote Reopening Rules For NJ Schools 'Not A Change Of Course': Murphy Announces Remote Reopening Rules For NJ Schools 'Not A Change Of Course': Murphy Announces Remote Reopening Rules For NJ Schools
'Not A Change Of Course': Murphy Announces Remote Reopening Rules For NJ Schools "This is not a change of course," said Gov. Phil Murphy Wednesday in announcing that some of New Jersey's schools that can't meet safety standards for reopening can begin the school year in an all-remote fashion. UPDATE: These New Jersey School Distracts Plan On All-Remote Starts Schools choosing to reopen with all-remote learning must show plans for satisfying the standards and anticipated date to resume in-person instruction, the governor said. Joined by state and local education officials, the governor also signed an executive order allowing all New Jersey schools to reopen for in-…
Park Ridge Philanthropist Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Incapacitated Woman Park Ridge Philanthropist Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Incapacitated Woman Park Ridge Philanthropist Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Incapacitated Woman
Park Ridge Philanthropist Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Incapacitated Woman A Park Ridge man was accused of sexually assaulting a woman at his apartment, authorities said Tuesday. The woman called 9-1-1 from outside Larry Rosner's South Maple Avenue apartment and said he had sexually assaulted her while she was incapacitated Aug. 6, Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella said. Responding police found the woman standing outside of the apartment, 55-year-old Rosner still inside. Rosner was arrested on charges of aggravated sexual assault and aggravated criminal sexual contact. He was being held at the Bergen County Jail pending a detention hearing Wednesday at 9 a.m…
Former Warren County Man Gets 8 Years In Prison For Sexually Assaulting Kids 6, 10 Former Warren County Man Gets 8 Years In Prison For Sexually Assaulting Kids 6, 10 Former Warren County Man Gets 8 Years In Prison For Sexually Assaulting Kids 6, 10
Former Warren County Man Gets 8 Years In Prison For Sexually Assaulting Kids 6, 10 A former Warren County man was sentenced to eight years in state prison for sexually assaulting two children, authorities said Tuesday. Herman Quintana was found guilty of sexually assaulting the kids between March 2015 and September 2016 in Phillipsburg, Warren County Prosecutor James L. Pfeiffer said. It is not clear how he knew them. Quintana, of Easton, PA, was later convicted of three counts each of sexual assault on a victim under the age of 13 and endangering the welfare of a child, authorities said. Superior Court Judge H. Matthew Curry sentenced Quintana to eight years in pri…
Newark Trans Woman's Death Was Ruled Suicide, Here's Why Authorities Are Reopening The Case Newark Trans Woman's Death Was Ruled Suicide, Here's Why Authorities Are Reopening The Case Newark Trans Woman's Death Was Ruled Suicide, Here's Why Authorities Are Reopening The Case
Newark Trans Woman's Death Was Ruled Suicide, Here's Why Authorities Are Reopening The Case Authorities are investigating the April death of a Newark trans woman after months calls for action by activists and community members, authorities announced Tuesday. Ashley Moore's death had been ruled a suicide after she was found unresponsive lying on the sidewalk in front of the YMCA on Broad Street around 4:10 a.m. April 1, Newark Public Safety Director Anthony F. Ambrose said. Moore, 26, was taken to University Hospital where she was pronounced dead. "To date, our detectives have not discovered evidence to the contrary," Ambrose said. "However, I have reached out to Essex County…
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