Two Hurt In Back-To-Back Coyote Attacks In Saddle River, Police Say
Two people were injured in separate coyote attacks while walking dogs in Bergen County, police said.
The first attack happened Thursday evening, Sept. 25, in the area of Chestnut Ridge Road and Werimus Road, according to the Saddle River Police Department. A resident reported being attacked by a coyote while walking his dog.
The next morning, Friday, Sept. 26, a worker was also attacked by a coyote while walking a dog near Chestnut Ridge Road and North Church Road, police said.
Both attacks occurred in Saddle River, and both victims received treatment for their injuries, according to …
Fake Wayne Doc Behind Stress Clinic Told Undercover Agent He's Among Best In The World: AG
A Wayne man has been barred from running his Bergen County stress clinic after a judge ruled he was posing as a doctor and psychologist without a license, authorities said.
Superior Court Judge Nicholas Ostuni, Sr. issued a temporary injunction on Tuesday, Sept. 24, preventing Imran Rasid, of Wayne, and his Stress Reduction Clinic, Inc. in Paramus, from offering medical, psychology, counseling, or therapy services, Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin said.
According to Platkin, the State’s lawsuit claims Rasid “has gone to great lengths to trick people into believing he has the requisi…
Watch: Dog Leaves Bergen County Animal Shelter After Nearly 500 Days Of Waiting
After more than a year at the Bergen County Animal Shelter, Ace is finally going home.
"Ace, a 5-year-old American Bully, came to our shelter in May 2024 and, for reasons we’ll never understand, kept getting overlooked," said shelter manager Meg Tedeschi.
"Not only is he incredibly handsome, but he’s also sweet, gentle, and relaxed. He loves a good game of fetch, adores his favorite treats, and truly is perfection on four legs!"
Daily Voice featured Ace in an adoptable dog roundup back in January.
To celebrate, the shelter shared a video on Facebook showing Ace’s big sendoff. Staff rolled…
