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Pedestrian Assistance on New Jersey Turnpike Leads to Seizure of Weapons, High-Capacity Magazines, and Drugs

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Union NJ, the New Jersey State Police have arrested Yazeed Shareef, 24, of Lindenwold, N.J., Kobie Harrison, 23, Nasir McQueen, 23, and Nyceem Corbit, 21, all of Philadelphia, P.A., and seized guns, hollow-point ammunition, high-capacity magazines, and drugs during an investigation that began after a State Trooper encountered one of the men walking on the New Jersey Turnpike in Union County.

On January 13, at 10:35 p.m., Trooper Michael Encarnacion from Troop “D” Newark Station located a pedestrian walking northbound on the inner roadway shoulder at milepost 100.3 in Elizabeth. Trooper Encarnacion stopped to assist the pedestrian, identified as Yazeed Shareef, who informed him that his vehicle ran out of gas a short distance away. While assisting Shareef, Trooper Encarnacion discovered he was in possession of a loaded .45 caliber handgun. Shareef was arrested without incident and transported to Newark Station for processing.
A short time later, troopers located Shareef’s vehicle at milepost 99.5 along with Harrison, McQueen, and Corbit inside. During the ongoing investigation, troopers discovered a .28 caliber handgun, hollow point ammunition, two high-capacity magazines, brass knuckles, heroin, cocaine, crack cocaine, and drug paraphernalia inside the vehicle. As a result, Harrison, McQueen, and Corbit were arrested.
Yazeed Shareef, Kobie Harrison, Nasir McQueen, and Nyceem Corbit were charged with unlawful possession of a weapon, possession of a prohibited weapon, possession of hollow point ammunition, possession of large capacity magazines, possession of a firearm while in possession of CDS, possession of CDS, possession with intent to distribute CDS, and possession of drug paraphernalia. All four were lodged in the Essex County Jail pending a detention hearing.
Charges are mere accusations, and the accused are considered innocent until proven guilty.

7 thoughts on “Pedestrian Assistance on New Jersey Turnpike Leads to Seizure of Weapons, High-Capacity Magazines, and Drugs

  1. kobie, nasir, nyceem….
    hahha why am i not shocked

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  2. Hey…that’s profiling !

  3. Dang right it is..
    And it’s complete bullshit not to do it.
    Their degenerate fuc&$ng criminals.
    F them!

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  4. Hey… that’s good police work !

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  5. Any profiling would be based upon observations of past prior observations, arrests, and experience.
    Unfortunately the douchebag courts don’t allow it…
    unless its a car with Ridgewood kids in a Beemer in Paterson… and rightfully so!

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  6. James what is your intention behind writing this article? Why did you feel obligated to let the people know this information. The post is a joke, surface level journalism with no real impact or enlightenment of the incident.

    Why not talk about why these young men exist or how PD patrol the neighborhood knowing who runs the organization and doesn’t take effective action against them. Don’t scape goat young men who make a mistake based on an intentionally environment, to the real criminals profiting off their ignorance, anger, or fear.

    Since you are interested in the story, are you gonna share how much the state makes off of their time being “recorrected”. Or how they manage to survive with little pay given and family that are trying to support themselves in a RECESSION?

    Again this post and others like it are not informing or inspiring it’s a virus and you are an obvious stakeholder in the problem.

    1. Having felt that he/she made his/her point, the author of that piece goes out to make sure the virtue signalling lawn signs are present and straight up.

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