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Hasbrouck Heights NJ, Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella announced the ongoing investigation of a fatal motor vehicle crash that occurred in Hasbrouck Heights on February 17, 2020. The investigation is being conducted by the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office under the direction of Chief Robert Anzilotti, and the Hasbrouck Heights Police Department under the direction of Chief Michael J. Colaneri.
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Lodi NJ, Detectives from the New Jersey State Police Major Crime North Unit (MCNU) and Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office have linked Kenneth Regan, 21, of Centereach, N.Y. and Douglas Coudrey, 22, of Eastport, N.Y. to a homicide that occurred in Nassau County, N.Y. last month. Justin Gottlieb, 27, of Plainview, N.Y., was shot and killed on January 14, 2020.
Continue reading Lodi Murder Suspects Implicated Nassau County Murder
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Teaneck NJ, A Sunday afternoon, 02/16, 911 telephone caller who advised Teaneck Police that someone was in his home trying to shoot him, resulted in a full Bergen County SWAT Team response to a single family home located in the 200 block of Churchill Road, Teaneck. Nearby homes were evacuated and portions of several local street were closed as SWAT Team members operated. SWAT Team operations were still in progress as of early Sunday evening. Two (2) Teaneck Volunteer Ambulance Corps units were placed on standby at the scene.
Continue reading 911 Call Results in Bergen SWAT Team response to Single Family Home in Teaneck
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Ridgewood NJ, CD5 Congressional Candidate Paul Duggan shows his foreign policy experience in a recent visit to Berlin .
Duggans AfD connections in Berlin show a step above the rest in international foreign policy experience . Picture Conservative Party Candidate Paul A Duggan and AfD Berlin Parliament Representative Dr Hugh Bronson. AfD is the German Tea party and after recent elections in Thuringen are poised to topple Frau Merkels CDU .
Quitting the bad habit of smoking will be of immense benefit to not only you, but people in your life. Smoking harms not just the smoker, it also harms the people who are exposed to secondhand smoke; it could be your spouse, your parents or your innocent kids.
Continue reading Ways to Protect Yourself When Living With a Smoker
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Rutherford NJ, Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella announced the arrest of CHRISTOPHER OJEDA (DOB: 03/07/1988; single; unemployed) of 120 W. Sixth Street, Howell, NJ and DAJAN MINDINGALL (DOB 09/03/1992; single; unemployed) of 180A Eatoncrest Drive, Eatontown, NJ. The arrests are the result of an investigation conducted by the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office under the direction of Chief Robert Anzilotti.
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Newton NJ, CD5 GOP Candidate James Baldini exclaimed on Saturday , “Nancy Pelosi put on a show of political theater the night of the State of the Union. In response, one of my Republican opponents demanded Congressman Gottheimer get Pelosi to apologize for her actions. This is more political theater.
Continue reading CD5 GOP Candidate James Baldini attacks “Politics as Usual”
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Dumont NJ, Dumont native Glenn Sobieski hasn’t been seen nor heard from since January 31st .The Dumont High School graduate has worked in the hospitality industry , and was working at the Hotel Indigo on Manhattan’s Lower East Side . Glenn served five years as a Bergen County public safety dispatcher in Mahwah.
Glen n comes from a family very invilved in public service in Bergen County , including two of his uncles, Midland Park Police Chief Michael Powderley and retired Demarest Police Chief James Powderley. His mother, Diane Marello, is with the Demarest Volunteer Ambulance Corps; her husband is former Demarest Fire Chief Eric Marello.
Assemblywomen Holly Schepisi :
UPDATE
He has been found
His family said that “Glenn has been located Safe and Sound and is recovering in a NY Hospital. Our heartfelt thanks to all of you who shared the information. Glenn was found because your posts were seen by the right person who identified his picture and notified the authorities. Again, On behalf of our entire family, we thank you all for your efforts, kind thoughts and prayers.”
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The United States has a record of over 6 million motor vehicle accidents each year. With this statistic in mind, there’s a likely chance that you may get involved in a road accident. A road accident can happen to you when you least expect it. It may happen so suddenly that you may get lost in the moment before realizing what happened. It’s okay to freak out for a moment, but be sure to get back to your senses and gain your presence of mind in this situation. The first few moments after the accident are crucial for the next course of action that you will take, and so, therefore, it is important to know what to do after getting involved in a road accident.
Continue reading Things To Consider After Experiencing Road Accident
Hunting knives come in various shapes, styles, and designs. It can be pretty overwhelming to choose the right hunting knife. Do not worry. Here are some of the basic questions you have to ask yourself to provide you the best buying decision when it comes to hunting knives:
One of the toughest decisions a person can make is deciding to shut their business down, but sometimes it just needs to be done. Whether you’ve decided to shut down the business because it’s not doing so well or because you have an even better idea you’d like to go for, there are a few precautions you need to take.
It can take a long time to shut down a business properly. You’ll need to have an efficient closing plan that will not only offer the most protection possible to your personal assets and credit, but will also help you keep your reputation within the community. You might even be lucky enough to close down a company with retained earnings, depending on the value of the assets and earnings available. If the assets and earnings of the company that need to be distributed amongst the shareholders are less than £25,000, then it is possible for a business to apply for a strike-off application to dissolve the company.
Continue reading Precautions You Need to Take When You’re Closing Your Business
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West Trenton, N.J. – The Super Bowl is one of America’s most anticipated sporting events of the year. Whether you are hosting a party or traveling to watch the game with family and friends this weekend, we urge everyone to enjoy the game responsibly.
The big game is only two days away and as everyone prepares this weekend, the New Jersey State Police will have increased patrols statewide to target dangerous driving behaviors.
Continue reading NJ State Police to Take Goal Line Stand Against Drunk Driving on Super Bowl Weekend
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Trenton NJ, On Monday, the Assembly Regulated Professions Committee unanimously passed a bill sponsored by Assemblyman Kevin J. Rooney that allows EMTs from other states to work in New Jersey.
photo by Boyd Loving former Ridgewood Mayor and Village Manager at BCIA meeting
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Hackensack NJ, according to NorthJersey.com , when Bergen County borrows money to pay for public projects, Democratic donors get paid. (https://www.northjersey.com/story/news/bergen/2020/01/29/nj-democratic-donors-get-contracts-when-bergen-county-borrows-money/4434551002/ )
Since 2015, when Democrats retook control of the county executive seat and the Freeholder Board, 18 firms have been paid more than $20,000 in fees from no-bid contracts when the Bergen County Improvement Authority has issued bonds, according to a review of BCIA records and campaign finance reports by NorthJersey.com. Continue reading Democrats Donors Get Paid When Bergen County Improvement Authority Borrows Money
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Park Ridge NJ, Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal announced that a father and son were sentenced to prison today for defrauding investors in two successive multi-million dollar scams involving sales of bogus investments. After defrauding 26 investors in the first scam, the father and son agreed to pay $5.5 million, including $4 million in investor restitution, to settle a lawsuit filed by the New Jersey Bureau of Securities. They then proceeded to defraud 15 of the same investors of $3 million in a second scam.
