Two Cape May County men were among 40 people arrested statewide in a child pornography sting operation. The New Jersey Attorney General’s Office announced that the individuals arrested were sharing photos of child pornography on the internet. One computer seized during the crackdown had 76,000 images of child pornography. The two men in Cape May…
Millville Police received a helping hand from a retired cop who tackled a crime suspect who was running from police on Tuesday. The Daily Journal reports that retired officer Robert McQuade tackled William R. Campbell when Campbell was running away from the police on Tuesday morning along East Oak Street. McQuade happened to be riding…
Governor Chris Christie has ordered state officials to find some emergency funding now to continue emergency road projects throughout the Garden State. Christie says the Transportation Trust Fund is just about out of all available cash and these necessary projects must continue. Many other projects throughout the State have been suspended this summer as lawmakers…
Stone Harbor Police have charged a 21-year old Pennsylvania man after he was caught urinating behind a convenience store with marijuana in his possession. Police say they busted John F. McGowan of Devon, PA during the incident early Sunday morning. McGowan fled from police upon his arrest. He’s charged resisting arrest, obstruction of justice, and…
A large-scale child pornography crackdown in New Jersey has resulted in the arrest of 40 people, from every county in the state. Authorities will announce details of the arrests on Thursday, including the identities of the defendants, all of whom are charged with possession of child pornography and most with distribution. N.J. State Police said…
A retired Millville police officer assisted in a police chase Tuesday morning as he saw a man running from the cops. The Vineland Daily Journal reports that Robert McQuade witnessed a suspect fleeing from authorities at about 10:45 a.m. when he jumped out of his truck and tackled the man. The suspect was William Campbell,…
Legislation is coming to the New Jersey Senate and Assembly that would eliminate state taxes on Olympic medalists in the Garden State. Gold medalists are currently required to pay state and federal income taxes on the $25,000 award from the U.S. Olympic Committee and also on the gold medal itself. Taxes are also assessed on…
Thursday is a big day for the Borough of Woodbine. The U.S. Department of Agriculture will be announcing grants and affordable loans totaling over $2 million to upgrade their aging water system and community food pantry. After the announcement the public can join state and local officials for a tour of the Historic Woodbine Firehouse &…
A 36 year-old woman died after she was hit by a truck while riding her bicycle in Vineland around 1:30 a.m. Tuesday morning. Melissa Gravatt of Monroe Township, Gloucester County, was riding her bike on West Oak Road near Sarah Place, when she was struck by a truck driven by 49 year-old Angel Molina of…
1-2-3, that’s how the U.S. women finished in the finals of the 100-meter hurdles Wednesday night at the Olympics. Pleasantville grad Nia Ali finished in second place, winning the silver medal, behind Brianna Rollins, who won the first gold medal for the U.S. track and field team at this year’s games. Ali still holds the…