Continue reading "Montclair Drug Raids Result In Arrests"

Baristanet - Fri Nov 27

On-going narcotics investigations by Montclair Police led to two arrests this week: On the evening of November 23, police detectives arrived at 50 Greenwood Avenue with search warrants issued against the residence Earl Blake.

Mail carrier charged with stealing gift cards

WABC 7 - Fri Nov 27

Prosecutors say a mail carrier stole two gift cards sent to a New Jersey man and used them to buy items for her Thanksgiving feast.

Mail Carrier Stole Gift Cards

WLTX-TV Columbia - Fri Nov 27

Prosecutors say a mail carrier stole two gift cards sent to a New Jersey man and used them to buy items for her Thanksgiving feast.

Masked naked man arrested in Irvington

The Jersey Journal - Thu Nov 26

A man wearing only a dark-colored ski mask was arrested on charges of lewdness and trespassing early this morning after he was seen running through backyards near Nesbit Terrace, police said.

Leader Newspapers- ER hires new superintendent

Leader Free Press - Thu Nov 26

A lengthy search for a full-time superintendent culminated with the East Rutherford Board of Education's unanimous appointment of Kenneth Rota as superintendent of schools at its public meeting, Thursday, Nov.

Gift cards stolen from mail paid for holiday feast

Philly.com - Thu Nov 26

Prosecutors say a mail carrier stole two gift cards sent to a New Jersey man and used them to buy items for her Thanksgiving feast.

Rats all, folks

North Jersey Media Group - Wed Nov 25

At least 600 union workers picketed the BMW of Bloomfield Saturday alleging the dealership needs a "level playing field" for the construction of its new multi-million dollar showroom.

Police blotter, November 26

North Jersey Media Group - Wed Nov 25

Suspicious activity was reported in the area of River Road. A homeowner observed the sensor light go on and a person at their front door.

N.J. Supreme Court to Weigh Employee's Use of Private Company Records in Bias Suit

American Lawyer - Wed Nov 25

The New Jersey Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal by a former Curtiss-Wright Corp.

Former Prosecutor Pleads Not Guilty to Expanded Criminal-Syndicate Charges

Legal Times - Tue Nov 24

Paul Bergrin, a Newark, N.J., criminal defense lawyer accused of being at the center of a criminal enterprise, pleaded not guilty in federal court on Monday to a raft of charges that include murder and drug trafficking.