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Fair Lawn Police Arrests Fleeing Suspects Following Hit And Run Fair Lawn Police Arrests Fleeing Suspects Following Hit And Run Fair Lawn Police Arrests Fleeing Suspects Following Hit And Run
Fair Lawn Police Arrests Fleeing Suspects Following Hit And Run FAIR LAWN, N.J. — Two men in connection with a Fair Lawn hit-and-run were arrested Saturday, authorities said. David Rodriguez, 21 of Fair Lawn, was driving the Volkswagen that when he deliberately hit a 29-year-old Park Ridge man during a road-rage incident before dawn, borough authorities told Daily Voice. Danial Dushaj, 21 of Dix Hills, N.Y., was a passenger in the vehicle and was arrested when he failed to comply to officer’s commands. As officers were investigating the incident and medical personnel were assisting the victim, a bystander told officers he believed that a vehicle, parke…
Arrest Made In Fair Lawn Knights Of Columbus Molotov Cocktail Fire Arrest Made In Fair Lawn Knights Of Columbus Molotov Cocktail Fire Arrest Made In Fair Lawn Knights Of Columbus Molotov Cocktail Fire
Arrest Made In Fair Lawn Knights Of Columbus Molotov Cocktail Fire FAIR LAWN, N.J. — A trucking company dispatcher from Paterson was charged with throwing a Molotov-type cocktail through the window of the Fair Lawn Knights of Columbus building in June, authorities said Saturday. Kenneth Smith, 36 of Paterson, was charged with aggravated arson and possession of a prohibited weapon, Bergen County Prosecutor Gurbir S. Grewal said. A judge ordered him held in the Bergen County Jail pending a first appearance Monday in Central Judicial Court following his arrest Friday.  No injuries were reported in the June 27 blaze, which occurred while the Maple Avenue build…
Police Seek Driver Who Fled After Hitting Car In New Norwood Eatery Lot Police Seek Driver Who Fled After Hitting Car In New Norwood Eatery Lot Police Seek Driver Who Fled After Hitting Car In New Norwood Eatery Lot
Police Seek Driver Who Fled After Hitting Car In New Norwood Eatery Lot NORWOOD, N.J. — Police are seeking a female driver who hit a car in the parking lot of a Norwood eatery that has yet to open. Witnesses said the woman, who was driving a grey Honda Ridgeline, hit the only car in the Gerry G's lot on Broadway just after 5:30 Friday evening. It's believed that the damaged vehicle belongs to the Gerry G's owner, who was inside working at the time. No injuries were reported.
Stew Leonard's, Movie Theater To Replace Paramus Park Mall Sears Stew Leonard's, Movie Theater To Replace Paramus Park Mall Sears Stew Leonard's, Movie Theater To Replace Paramus Park Mall Sears
Stew Leonard's, Movie Theater To Replace Paramus Park Mall Sears PARAMUS, N.J. — Stew Leonard's and a 12-screen movie theater were submitted in a Paramus redevelopment plan for the Paramus Park Mall Thursday, NorthJersey.com reports. The plan shows that the farm-style supermarket will occupy the first floor of Sears, and will have a wine department, outdoor seating areas and displays, fresh food stations and more, the article says. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY.
Accused Paladins Football Coach Says Star Players Tried Killing His Son Accused Paladins Football Coach Says Star Players Tried Killing His Son Accused Paladins Football Coach Says Star Players Tried Killing His Son
Accused Paladins Football Coach Says Star Players Tried Killing His Son PARAMUS, N.J. — A Paramus Catholic football coach who earlier this week was accused of getting involved in a brawl after practice says some his star players beat his son so badly that he's now in the hospital, NJ.com reports. Coach Michael Mitchell, who denied the accusations but said he was fired from his position, is saying Penn State Commit Dorian Hardy punched his 14-year-old son Miles so hard that he was diagnosed with a concussion the night of the incident and suffered a seizure during school, the article says. Michael Mitchell told NJ.com that Hardy tried to killing his son. CLICK H…
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Moves From Hackensack To Paramus Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Moves From Hackensack To Paramus Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Moves From Hackensack To Paramus
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Moves From Hackensack To Paramus PARAMUS, N.J. — The child safety seat checkpoint formerly held at the Riverside Square Mall in Hackensack has a new home. Beginning Friday, Oct. 20, the child seat fitting location will be the Paramus Life Safety Complex, 46 E. Century Road in Paramus. The child safety seat events will still be held the third Friday of each month, but the new hours will be 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. No appointment is needed.
Driver Hospitalized In Hackensack Chain-Reaction Crash Driver Hospitalized In Hackensack Chain-Reaction Crash Driver Hospitalized In Hackensack Chain-Reaction Crash
Driver Hospitalized In Hackensack Chain-Reaction Crash HACKENSACK, N.J. -- A female driver was hospitalized after a chain-reaction crash nearly downed a utility pole in Hackensack late Thursday afternoon. A Nissan Altima struck a Honda CR-V, pushing it into the pole on Maple Avenue behind the Family Dollar store. The CR-V driver was taken to Holy Name Medical Center in Teaneck. Maple Avenue remained closed while a crew worked to repair the damage. The accident shut the power of some surrounding buildings.
Retired Clifton Police Officer Admitted To Touching Haledon Teen's Genitals Retired Clifton Police Officer Admitted To Touching Haledon Teen's Genitals Retired Clifton Police Officer Admitted To Touching Haledon Teen's Genitals
Retired Clifton Police Officer Admitted To Touching Haledon Teen's Genitals CLIFTON, N.J. — A retired Clifton police officer and former assistant principal admitted to touching a teen's testicles, the Daily Record reports. Roger Schneider, 57, also the ex assistant principal of Roxbury High School, pleaded guilty to one count of neglect, and will forfeit his teaching certificate, the article says. The 14-year-old from Haldeon was living with Schneider and his wife at the time, attending the local high school, according to the article. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY.
SEEN THEM? Police Seek Help Finding Suspected Wallkill Jewelry Thieves SEEN THEM? Police Seek Help Finding Suspected Wallkill Jewelry Thieves SEEN THEM? Police Seek Help Finding Suspected Wallkill Jewelry Thieves
Seen Them? Police Seek Help Finding Suspected Wallkill Jewelry Thieves WALLKILL, N.Y. — The New Jersey State Police is seeking the public's assistance with identifying the suspects pictured in the surveillance images below for identity theft. On Aug. 19, the two suspects entered a Zale's jewelry store at the Galleria Crystal Run Mall in Wallkill, N.Y., and obtained a credit card by using a fake NJ driver's license with the victim's biographical information, police said. The suspect then made a purchase using the credit card. Two days later, a similar incident occurred at a Macy's in Danbury, Conn., where the same victim's account was used to make a purchase. …
Goshen Humane Society Says Expensive, New Fencing Will Yield Happier Dogs Goshen Humane Society Says Expensive, New Fencing Will Yield Happier Dogs Goshen Humane Society Says Expensive, New Fencing Will Yield Happier Dogs
Goshen Humane Society Says Expensive, New Fencing Will Yield Happier Dogs GOSHEN, N.Y. — The good news is that the Goshen Humane Society is about to get individual fences for the dogs.  The bad news? It's to the tune of $16,300. The GHS is turning to the public with a GoFundMe campaign, where nearly $1,000 had been raised as of Thursday afternoon. "In a nutshell, individual outdoor dog runs are an absolute necessity to the safety of the shelter — not a luxury," said the page's creator, Susan Lynn Puzio Bossley. "Yes, this is expensive, but safety-wise it is a necessity and our dogs deserve it." Each run will have have double fencing running…
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