Nightlife Task Force Shuts Down Illegal Operations in Paterson, Arrest 10

Paterson, NJ – Over the weekend, the Nightlife Task Force made 10 arrests and shut down two after-hours locations in Paterson.

The Task Force reported that over 20 known after-hours locations remained closed, reducing the potential for violence and other quality of life issues in the city. The actions were part of ongoing efforts to maintain order and safety within Paterson.

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