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21-year-old man shot in Baltimore as police locate crime scene

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A 21-year-old man was injured in a shooting early Friday in Baltimore’s Central District, police said.

Officers responded around 1:31 a.m. to a local hospital after a walk-in gunshot victim arrived for treatment. Investigators determined the shooting occurred in the 400 block of West Mulberry Street, where a crime scene was located.

The victim’s injuries were described as non-life-threatening.

Central District detectives are asking anyone with information to contact them at 410-396-2411 or Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7Lockup.

Key Points

  • A 21-year-old man was shot early Friday in the Central District
  • Police located the crime scene in the 400 block of West Mulberry Street
  • Detectives are seeking information from the public to aid the investigation

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Queens gang member sentenced to 21 years for deadly shooting outside Springfield Gardens McDonald’s

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SPRINGFIELD GARDENS, N.Y. — A reputed gang member has been sentenced to 21 years in prison for fatally shooting an 18-year-old in a fast food restaurant parking lot last fall, Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz announced Thursday.

Rayvon Phillip, 19, of Springfield Gardens, pleaded guilty on July 14 to first-degree manslaughter for the September 27, 2024, shooting that killed Akim Cisse. Phillip, known as “Ray-G” and linked to the BG4 gang, fired multiple shots into a gray Nissan Altima outside a McDonald’s on South Conduit Avenue, striking Cisse in the back of the head.

Cisse, a recent high school graduate who had just celebrated his 18th birthday, was one of four occupants in the vehicle. He was taken to a nearby hospital but died after losing brain function.

“This defendant indiscriminately fired into a car filled with people, killing Akim Cisse who had just celebrated his 18th birthday,” said District Attorney Katz.

Supreme Court Justice Kenneth Holder sentenced Phillip to 21 years in prison followed by five years of post-release supervision.

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$50,000 winning Bonus Match 5 ticket sold at Hagerstown convenience store

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HAGERSTOWN, MD — A Bonus Match 5 ticket worth $50,000 was sold in Hagerstown for the July 31 drawing, according to Maryland Lottery officials.

The winning numbers were 1, 5, 7, 11, and 23, with 3 as the Bonus Ball. The top-prize ticket was purchased at Byers Stop N’ Go, located at 152 North Burhans Boulevard. As a result, the store will receive a $500 bonus for selling the winning ticket.

This marks the 24th $50,000 Bonus Match 5 win in Maryland this year.

To win the top-tier prize in Bonus Match 5, players must match all five main numbers. Drawings are held daily.

The winner has 182 days from the drawing date to claim the prize. Officials recommend signing the back of the ticket and storing it safely.

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Woman stabbed on Maryland Ave, suspect arrested

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A woman has been arrested in connection with a stabbing that left another woman injured early Thursday in Northeast D.C.

Police said the attack happened around 4:41 a.m. on the 300 block of Maryland Avenue, where a suspect brandished a knife and stabbed an adult female before fleeing. The victim was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Following an investigation, officers arrested 27-year-old Devyn Cyphers of Alexandria, Virginia. She has been charged with Assault with a Dangerous Weapon (Knife).

Key Points

  • A stabbing occurred early Thursday on the 300 block of Maryland Avenue, Northeast
  • Victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was hospitalized
  • Devyn Cyphers, 27, of Alexandria, was arrested and charged with assault with a dangerous weapon

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Paterson police release photos of suspect in strong arm robberies

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Authorities in Paterson are asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect believed to be connected to a series of strong-arm robberies across the city.

Investigators released photos of the individual and are urging anyone who recognizes the person to contact the Paterson Police Major Crimes Unit at 973-321-1120. Police said all tips will be kept confidential.

No additional details about the robberies or the suspect were immediately provided.

Key Points

  • Paterson police released images of a suspect linked to multiple strong-arm robberies
  • Authorities are asking the public for help identifying the individual
  • Tips can be reported confidentially to the Major Crimes Unit at 973-321-1120
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Woman accused of robbing CVS with knife arrested carrying ice cream stash

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A woman wanted on nine outstanding warrants was arrested Tuesday after allegedly robbing a Dorchester CVS and attempting to flee with eight boxes of ice cream.

Officers responded around 1:30 p.m. to a report of a person armed with a knife inside the CVS at 468 Blue Hill Avenue. They located and detained Omaila Medina, 41, of Boston, who matched the suspect description and was found holding the frozen goods.

Investigators determined Medina had allegedly pulled a knife on an employee before leaving the store with the ice cream. Police said the items were recovered and returned to the store.

A records check revealed Medina had nine active warrants for various offenses. She was taken into custody without incident and arraigned in Dorchester District Court on an armed robbery charge along with the existing warrants.

Key Points

  • Omaila Medina, 41, arrested for allegedly robbing a Dorchester CVS with a knife
  • Suspect was found carrying eight boxes of ice cream and had nine outstanding warrants
  • Medina was arraigned on armed robbery and the unrelated warrants
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History marches on at Monmouth Battlefield with monthly guided walks

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MANALAPAN, N.J. — Visitors can explore the grounds of one of the Revolutionary War’s most significant battles during the Monmouth Battlefield 1st Sunday Walks, held monthly at Monmouth Battlefield State Park.

Organized by the Friends of Monmouth Battlefield, these free guided walks begin at 1:30 p.m. on the first Sunday of each month, starting from the Visitor Center at 20 Route 33. The program runs continuously through December.

Each walk offers participants the chance to follow the footsteps of Revolutionary War soldiers, with guides providing historical context and pointing out key battlefield sites. Attendees are encouraged to wear appropriate hiking attire, as the routes are not ADA accessible and may include uneven terrain.

On February 2, the featured stop is the Point of Woods, the site of intense fighting in 1778. According to park historians, it was here that Brigadier General Anthony Wayne’s troops pushed back against British forces in an afternoon clash that helped shape the outcome of the Battle of Monmouth.

If weather conditions appear uncertain, visitors are advised to call the park office for updates before heading out.

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ICE arrests Mexican national in Pennsylvania with outstanding rape warrant

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MALVERN, PA — A 48-year-old Mexican national with an outstanding warrant for rape has been arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Malvern, officials announced Thursday.

Silvestre Herrera-Vasquez was taken into custody on July 28 by ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations Philadelphia, in coordination with Homeland Security Investigations, the IRS, and the ATF. Authorities said Herrera-Vasquez entered the U.S. at an unknown time and had been previously arrested under multiple aliases.

In 2011, he was arrested in Philadelphia under the name “Alex Acosta” for retail theft and was later convicted and fined. A warrant for his arrest was issued by the Philadelphia Police Department on January 10, 2014, under the alias “Marcos Garcia-Reyes” in connection with a strongarm rape.

ICE stated that Herrera-Vasquez will be processed for expedited removal and will remain in custody pending removal proceedings.

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Teen arrested in fatal 2023 gas station shooting of 16-year-old in Clinton

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CLINTON, MD — An 18-year-old from District Heights has been charged with murder in connection to a fatal shooting that occurred nearly one year ago at a Clinton gas station, Prince George’s County Police announced Wednesday.

Stephon Johnson is accused of killing 16-year-old Robert Isiah Walker, who was found with gunshot wounds inside the business on the 9800 block of Piscataway Road around 2:40 a.m. on August 12, 2023. Walker was pronounced dead at the scene.

Johnson is charged with both first- and second-degree murder, along with related offenses. He is currently being held at the Department of Corrections with no bond.

Police say the motive for the shooting remains under investigation.

Anyone with additional information is urged to contact the Homicide Unit at 301-516-2512.

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Adelphi man scores $150,000 Powerball prize

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An Adelphi man’s affinity for the number 24 paid off when a Powerball drawing turned his $2 ticket into a $150,000 windfall.

The winning ticket, purchased at a 7-Eleven on Kenilworth Avenue in Riverdale, matched four of the first five numbers plus the Powerball 24 in the June 21 drawing. By adding the $1 Power Play option, the prize tripled from $50,000 to $150,000.

The winner, who claimed his prize Wednesday at Maryland Lottery headquarters in Baltimore, said he typically chooses his own numbers but opted for a quick-pick ticket after noticing his lucky number. He said he plans to invest most of the money and will celebrate the win by taking his wife out to dinner, though she was skeptical of his claim until seeing the oversized check.

The next Powerball drawing is scheduled for Saturday with an estimated annuity jackpot of $410 million and a cash option of $184.9 million.

Key Points

-Adelphi man won $150,000 on Powerball by matching four numbers and the Powerball

-Winner used the Power Play option to triple his prize from $50,000

-He purchased the ticket at a 7-Eleven on Kenilworth Avenue in Riverdale

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Northampton County man guilty of 51 felonies in child abuse material case

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A Northampton County jury convicted a Mount Bethel man of more than 50 felony charges related to child sexual abuse material after a weeklong trial.

Ricky Raisner, 67, was found guilty Thursday of 50 counts of sexual abuse of children and one count of criminal use of a communication facility. His bail was immediately revoked, and sentencing is scheduled for Dec. 17.

The Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General said its Child Predator Section began investigating Raisner after receiving a tip. Investigators traced an IP address to his home, executed a search warrant, and seized devices containing child sexual abuse material.

The case was prosecuted by Senior Deputy Attorney General Michelle Laucella.

Attorney General Dave Sunday said his office remains committed to targeting individuals who collect and share these materials, emphasizing the harm caused to the victims depicted.

Key Points

  • Ricky Raisner, 67, convicted of 51 felonies related to child sexual abuse material
  • Investigation began after a tip led authorities to his Mount Bethel home
  • Raisner’s bail was revoked, with sentencing set for Dec. 17
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Why New Jersey food is like nowhere else in America

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New Jersey’s food scene is more than Taylor ham and diners—it’s a sprawling, street-level fusion born from generations of immigrants, its geography, and its location squeezed between two major cities. What you eat in Newark isn’t what you get in Cape May, and that’s exactly the point.

The state’s culinary identity is shaped by a rare intersection of culture, geography, and proximity. Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Dominican, Korean, and Indian communities, among many others, brought their recipes here and kept them intact. Unlike other regions that streamlined their menus, New Jersey held on to the details.

North Jersey carries the weight of its New York shadow—but it fights back with food. Bagels are serious business. Pizza wars are constant. Deli sandwiches come stacked with Boar’s Head meats and attitude. Bergen County neighborhoods are lined with Korean BBQ joints and halal carts. In cities like Paterson and Passaic, Arabic markets sit next to Dominican bakeries. In Newark’s Ironbound, Portuguese barbecue smoke competes with Brazilian rodízios.

Central Jersey, often denied as a real place, still has a real plate. It’s where you find the legendary Trenton tomato pie—cheese first, sauce second, always thin. It’s also the unofficial home of the pork roll vs. Taylor ham war, splitting the state like a culinary Mason-Dixon line. Diners—once open 24/7—dot Route 1 and Route 9, serving up disco fries to anyone with cash and time.

South Jersey leans more toward Philadelphia in flavor. Cheesesteaks, soft pretzels, and hoagies dominate. The Italian ice is called “water ice.” Boardwalk food culture thrives, from deep-fried Oreos in Wildwood to vinegar-soaked fries in Ocean City. Farther inland, the Pine Barrens offer blueberry pies, scrapple, and roadside farm stands where locals hawk corn, peaches, and tomatoes that rival any in the country.

The Jersey Shore adds another layer. Seafood here is simple and fast: clams on the half shell, crab fries, and fried flounder sandwiches. Candy culture is king too, with salt water taffy and fudge shops operating since the 19th century.

The whole state is locked between New York City and Philadelphia, and it refuses to pick a side. Instead, it takes what it likes and throws away the rest. You’ll find New York bagels with Philly cream cheese, soft pretzels stuffed like Jersey hoagies, halal stands near kosher delis, all on the same block.

No other state has its size, density, or cultural mix—and no other state eats like this one.

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Thieves swipe CDs from Bensalem Barnes and Noble

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Bensalem police are searching for two suspects accused of stealing CDs from a local Barnes & Noble last week.

The theft occurred around 3:50 p.m. on Monday, July 21, at the store located at 3900 Rockhill Drive. Investigators said a man and woman took about $62 worth of CDs before fleeing in an unknown direction.

Key Points

  • About $62 worth of CDs were stolen from the Barnes & Noble on Rockhill Drive.
  • The theft happened on Monday, July 21, around 3:50 p.m.
  • Police are asking for tips to identify the suspects.

Authorities released photos of the suspects and are asking the public to help identify them. Tips can be submitted anonymously or by calling Bensalem police at 215-633-3719.

The case remains under investigation.

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Carnival lights and fire trucks light up the shore at Keyport Fireman’s Fair

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KEYPORT, N.J. — The Keyport Fireman’s Fair kicked off Tuesday night, returning to the borough’s waterfront for five days of rides, food, and community festivities.

Located at the Keyport Fireman’s Lot at 70 West Front Street, the fair runs through Saturday and features classic carnival rides, games of skill, and food stands offering summer staples. The event is organized and operated entirely by members of the Keyport Fire Department.

A long-standing tradition in this Monmouth County town, the fair draws residents and visitors to the waterfront each year. Organizers say it maintains a “down-home family atmosphere,” offering something for all ages — from the popular Beer Garden for adults to kid-friendly attractions like the Gravitron.

The event culminates Saturday night with the Super 50/50 raffle, one of the fair’s biggest attractions, offering a cash prize drawing open to all ticket holders.

Proceeds from the fair support the Keyport Fire Department and its volunteer operations. The fairgrounds open daily in the evening and close after dark.

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Manchester officer earns Traffic Safety Specialist designation for highway enforcement expertise

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MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Patrolman Brendan Brush of the Manchester Township Police Department has been awarded the Traffic Safety Specialist Level 1 designation, recognizing his advanced training and expertise in highway safety and traffic enforcement.

The designation was formally presented during the New Jersey Police Traffic Safety Officers Association meeting at last month’s Police Security Expo. The TSS Program honors law enforcement officers who demonstrate a high level of proficiency through education, training, and field performance in traffic safety.

Ptl. Brush joins other Manchester officers who have received the designation, strengthening the department’s commitment to roadway safety across the township.

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Queens driver convicted of murder in Mother’s Day hit-and-run that killed woman in front of daughter

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QUEENS, N.Y. — A Queens man has been convicted of second-degree murder for a Mother’s Day hit-and-run that killed a 49-year-old woman in front of her daughter, District Attorney Melinda Katz announced Wednesday.

Roosevelt Rose, 59, of 89th Avenue in Jamaica, was found guilty of murder, assault, criminal mischief, and leaving the scene of an incident without reporting after a jury deliberated for just two hours. He faces up to 25 years to life in prison when sentenced on October 7.

The deadly crash occurred on the morning of May 8, 2022, when Rose was behind the wheel of a white 2019 Ford F-550 truck on 120th Avenue in South Jamaica—a dead-end street. Prosecutors said Rose had never driven that type of vehicle before.

While attempting a three-point turn, Rose struck a BMW parked outside the home of Florence Ngwu. The loud crash drew Ngwu and her daughter outside, prompting them to call police.

According to trial testimony, Rose hit the BMW again with more force as he continued the turn, ignoring the pleas of bystanders to stop. He then struck Ngwu, fatally injuring her, and fled the scene.

“On Mother’s Day, a daughter watched as her mother was fatally injured by a driver who had already hit a car repeatedly while making a three-point turn and then hit another vehicle,” District Attorney Katz said. “He then drove away in an attempt to escape any accountability.”

Queens Supreme Court Justice Michael Aloise presided over the trial, which began with openings on July 23. The guilty verdict was reached Wednesday following summations.

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Furry Friends Veterinary Hospital to host grand opening in Brick

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Furry Friends Veterinary Hospital will celebrate the opening of its new and expanded location on Saturday, August 9, at 9 a.m. at 580 Brick Blvd. in Brick, NJ, behind the former Boston Market.

The family-owned practice, in operation since 2013, invites the public to join for a ribbon-cutting ceremony with Mayor Lisa Crate, a light breakfast, and tours of the new facility.

Key Points

  • Furry Friends Veterinary Hospital is opening a new location at 580 Brick Blvd. in Brick, NJ.
  • The grand opening event begins at 9 a.m. on Saturday, August 9, and includes a ribbon-cutting with Mayor Lisa Crate.
  • Attendees can meet the veterinary team, tour the facility, and enjoy refreshments.

The event is open to long-time clients, new pet owners, staff, friends, and community members. Guests will have the chance to meet the hospital’s team of veterinarians and staff while exploring the updated facilities.

The hospital’s expansion marks a significant milestone for the practice, which has been serving the Brick community for more than a decade.

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Stolen Acura loaded with drugs leads to two arrests in Glen Burnie

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Two men with outstanding warrants were arrested Tuesday evening after officers stopped a stolen car and found multiple drugs inside in Glen Burnie, police said.

The stop happened around 5:50 p.m. in the 8000 block of Ritchie Highway, where officers pulled over a silver 2021 Acura that had been reported stolen in Montgomery County.

Key Points

  • A stolen 2021 Acura was stopped in Glen Burnie.
  • Police seized Ecstasy, crack cocaine, heroin/fentanyl, Xanax, Oxycodone, and cannabis.
  • Two men with outstanding warrants were arrested and charged.

Officers recovered approximately six grams of suspected Ecstasy, 15 grams of suspected crack cocaine, .7 grams of suspected Xanax, .5 grams of suspected Oxycodone, 27 grams of suspected cannabis, and 2.5 grams of suspected heroin/fentanyl.

The driver, Kevin Sherrod Grant Jr., 33, of Randallstown, and passenger, Travis Colby Gunthrop, 31, of Baltimore, were taken into custody and face charges related to the stolen vehicle and drug possession.

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Glen Burnie traffic stop uncovers drugs and revolver

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A 26-year-old Baltimore man was arrested Tuesday morning after police found drugs and a firearm during a traffic stop in Glen Burnie, authorities said.

The stop happened around 9 a.m. on Ritchie Highway near Ordnance Road, where an officer pulled over a blue 2005 Saturn and spotted suspected drugs inside the vehicle.

Key Points

  • Police seized 171 grams of cyclobenzaprine and 14.5 grams of escitalopram.
  • A .22 caliber North American Arms folding revolver was recovered.
  • Michael Daqwan Pyles, 26, of Baltimore, was arrested and charged.

Investigators said the driver, identified as Michael Daqwan Pyles, was in possession of two prescription medications that were not prescribed to him, totaling 171 grams of cyclobenzaprine and 14.5 grams of escitalopram.

A .22 caliber North American Arms folding revolver was also recovered from the vehicle. Pyles was arrested and charged with weapons and drug offenses.

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Paranormal researchers explore Asbury Park’s ghostly past and present

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ASBURY PARK, N.J. — The Original Asbury Park Ghost Tours are back this summer, leading curious visitors through the city’s haunted streets and unexplained history starting Tuesday.

Running through November 1, the walking tours depart from Paranormal Books & Curiosities at 621 Cookman Avenue, a shop and museum known for its collection of haunted artifacts and mysterious oddities.

Founded by local paranormal researcher Kathy Kelly, the tours offer guided experiences blending folklore, true crime, and alleged ghost sightings. They draw from first-hand reports and historic records to explore Asbury Park’s lesser-known stories.

The tours are part of a broader attraction housed inside Paranormal Books & Curiosities, which includes the Paranormal Museum. Exhibits at the museum feature a range of items including vintage Ouija boards, cursed dolls, and displays like “Famous Haunts of the USA.” Visitors can view these collections through private, docent-led tours.

“History, mystery, and magic converge,” the museum states, presenting a mix of storytelling and artifact exploration for both skeptics and believers.

The ghost tours and museum visits have become a fixture of Asbury Park’s cultural offerings, attracting tourists looking beyond the city’s beaches and boardwalk. The event runs nightly from July 8 through November 1, with bookings available online or by phone.

Asbury Park’s ghost tours continue to reveal a side of the city that rarely sees daylight.

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Man found stabbed to death in Harlem apartment hallway early Friday morning

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HARLEM, N.Y. — A 34-year-old man was found dead with multiple stab wounds to his legs early Friday morning inside a Harlem building, police confirmed.

Officers from the 32nd Precinct responded to a 911 call for an unconscious male around 4:02 a.m. at 250 West 138th Street. Upon arrival, they discovered the victim unresponsive with multiple stab wounds to his legs. EMS arrived shortly after and pronounced the man dead at the scene.

The identity of the deceased has not yet been released, pending family notification. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.

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Toms River man arrested after investigators find child sex abuse images on USB drive

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TOMS RIVER, N.J. — A 39-year-old Toms River man has been charged with possession of child sexual abuse material following a joint investigation led by the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office, officials announced Wednesday.

Justin Thomas was arrested after authorities executed a court-authorized search warrant at his residence on July 31. A forensic examination of a USB drive recovered from his desk uncovered several files containing child sexual abuse material, according to Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer.

The investigation began after the New Jersey State Police Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force received a cyber-tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children about images being uploaded online. Authorities traced the uploads to an IP address linked to Thomas’ home.

Detectives from the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office High Tech Crime Unit, Homeland Security Investigations, and the Toms River Township Police Department took part in the search and arrest operation.

Thomas was transported to Toms River Township Police Headquarters before being lodged in the Ocean County Jail.

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Flushing player cashes in on lottery ticket

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A TAKE 5 player scored a top prize of $18,239.50 in Wednesday’s midday drawing after purchasing their winning ticket in Flushing, lottery officials said.

The winning ticket was sold at ARP News, located at 136-21 Roosevelt Avenue B1, according to the New York Lottery.

Key Points

  • A TAKE 5 ticket worth $18,239.50 was sold in Flushing.
  • The winning ticket was purchased at ARP News on Roosevelt Avenue.
  • Prizes can be claimed for up to one year from the date of the drawing.

TAKE 5 draws numbers from 1 through 39 twice daily at 2:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Prizes may be claimed within one year of the drawing date.

The New York Lottery contributed $3.6 billion to public schools during the 2024-2025 fiscal year.

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Woman stabbed multiple times in Towson

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A 57-year-old woman is recovering in the hospital after being stabbed multiple times early Thursday in Towson, police said.

Officers responded around 7 a.m. to the 1800 block of Glen Keith Boulevard, where they found the woman suffering from several puncture wounds. She was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.

Key Points

  • A 57-year-old woman was stabbed multiple times in Towson on Thursday morning.
  • The incident happened on the 1800 block of Glen Keith Boulevard.
  • A cash reward of up to $2,000 is being offered for information.

Detectives from the Violent Crimes Unit are leading the investigation and have not released details about a possible suspect or motive.

Anyone with information can call detectives at 410-887-4636 or provide tips anonymously through Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7LOCKUP, where tips may qualify for a reward of up to $2,000.

A quiet Towson neighborhood turned into a crime scene after a woman was stabbed multiple times in a morning attack.

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Road rage ends with gun charge for 19-year-old in Tesla

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A 19-year-old Stafford man was arrested Tuesday after allegedly forcing another car off Richmond Highway and brandishing what appeared to be a firearm, officials said.

Deputies said the incident happened around 1:52 p.m. near Coal Landing Road when the suspect, driving a white Tesla, swerved into the victim’s lane and then displayed a weapon with a laser attachment.

Key Points

  • A 19-year-old Tesla driver allegedly forced another car off Richmond Highway and brandished a gun.
  • Deputies recovered a BB gun with a laser attachment from the car.
  • The driver was charged with brandishing a firearm and held on a $1,500 bond.

Deputy J.L. Jones located the vehicle minutes later in the 2600 block of Richmond Highway and conducted a high-risk stop. The driver, identified as Jayden Horton, refused to answer questions without a lawyer present, according to authorities.

Deputies found a BB gun with a laser attachment inside the Tesla. Horton was charged with brandishing a firearm and booked into the Rappahannock Regional Jail on a $1,500 secured bond.

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