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Police searching for man caught on home security camera self-pleasuring
HILLSBOROUGH TWP., N.J. – Police are searching for a male suspect who was caught pleasuring himself outside a man’s home in Hillsboro on Wednesday. The act was captured on the homeowner’s video surveillance camera. The incident happened Wednesdau night on Meadowbrook Drive. According to the Somerset Prosecutor’s Office, at approximately 10:15 p.m., Hillsborough Township Police were dispatched to the area of Meadowbrook Drive on a report of an indecent exposure involving an unknown male. “Responding Officers contacted a resident on Meadowbrook Drive, who reported to officers that he had been alerted and observed an unknown male masturbating on his property
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Serious crash snarls traffic in North Dover
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Traffic in North Dover along Route 70 came to a standstill for hours after a serious crash at the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue. Traffic delays on Route 70, Route 9, and Cox Cro Road snarled rush-hour traffic after an alleged erratic driver caused an accident with multiple injuries. According to police, moments after receiving a 911 call regarding an erratic driver, a serious motor vehicle crash occurred at Route 70 and Massachusetts Avenue intersection. “One vehicle overturned and caught fire as a result of the collision,” police reported. “There are multiple injuries reported at the scene.
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Catholic Church in New Jersey brings back wine offering after COVID-19 hiatus
TRENTON, NJ – The Archdiocese of Newark announces Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin, C.Ss.R., Archbishop of Newark, has restored the practice of offering consecrated wine at Mass beginning Holy Thursday, April 6. Due to COVID-19 concerns and safety restrictions, the faithful have not been permitted to partake in the chalice since 2020. During Mass, only priests have been permitted to partake of the cup. Although it is not required, taking from the cup is considered a fuller participation in the Eucharist and a direct response to Jesus’ command to take and drink, said Father Thomas A. During the post-pandemic liturgy directive
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Nigerian Man Charged in Fraud Scheme Targeting NJ Audiobook Service
NEWARK, NJ – U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger announced on Wednesday that Anyanwu Benjamin Chizitere, 30, of Enugu, Nigeria, has been charged for his role in a fraud scheme targeting a New Jersey-based audiobook and podcast service. Chizitere faces one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, six counts of wire fraud, and three counts of copyright fraud. Between February 2018 and April 2022, Chizitere and co-conspirators defrauded the NJ company and others, posing as rights holders for over 800 books and contracting with over 600 voice actors for audiobook production. Chizitere received over $250,000 in royalties from the downloads
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Police searching for man caught on home security camera self-pleasuring
HILLSBOROUGH TWP., N.J. – Police are searching for a male suspect who was caught pleasuring himself outside a man’s home in Hillsboro on Wednesday. The act was captured on the homeowner’s video surveillance camera. The incident happened Wednesdau night on Meadowbrook Drive. According to the Somerset Prosecutor’s Office, at approximately 10:15 p.m., Hillsborough Township Police were dispatched to the area of Meadowbrook Drive on a report of an indecent exposure involving an unknown male. “Responding Officers contacted a resident on Meadowbrook Drive, who reported to officers that he had been alerted and observed an unknown male masturbating on his property
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Serious crash snarls traffic in North Dover
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Traffic in North Dover along Route 70 came to a standstill for hours after a serious crash at the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue. Traffic delays on Route 70, Route 9, and Cox Cro Road snarled rush-hour traffic after an alleged erratic driver caused an accident with multiple injuries. According to police, moments after receiving a 911 call regarding an erratic driver, a serious motor vehicle crash occurred at Route 70 and Massachusetts Avenue intersection. “One vehicle overturned and caught fire as a result of the collision,” police reported. “There are multiple injuries reported at the scene.
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Catholic Church in New Jersey brings back wine offering after COVID-19 hiatus
TRENTON, NJ – The Archdiocese of Newark announces Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin, C.Ss.R., Archbishop of Newark, has restored the practice of offering consecrated wine at Mass beginning Holy Thursday, April 6. Due to COVID-19 concerns and safety restrictions, the faithful have not been permitted to partake in the chalice since 2020. During Mass, only priests have been permitted to partake of the cup. Although it is not required, taking from the cup is considered a fuller participation in the Eucharist and a direct response to Jesus’ command to take and drink, said Father Thomas A. During the post-pandemic liturgy directive
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Nigerian Man Charged in Fraud Scheme Targeting NJ Audiobook Service
NEWARK, NJ – U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger announced on Wednesday that Anyanwu Benjamin Chizitere, 30, of Enugu, Nigeria, has been charged for his role in a fraud scheme targeting a New Jersey-based audiobook and podcast service. Chizitere faces one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, six counts of wire fraud, and three counts of copyright fraud. Between February 2018 and April 2022, Chizitere and co-conspirators defrauded the NJ company and others, posing as rights holders for over 800 books and contracting with over 600 voice actors for audiobook production. Chizitere received over $250,000 in royalties from the downloads
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