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Bethlehem man arrested in Bensalem sting targeting child predator

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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Bensalem, PA – A 31-year-old Bethlehem man is behind bars after police said he attempted to meet what he believed was a 13-year-old girl for sex following weeks of explicit online conversations.

Investigators said David Sheregi began communicating on Sept. 6 with someone he thought was an eighth-grade girl. During the exchanges, Sheregi allegedly sent explicit photos, described sexual acts he wanted to perform, and even introduced the idea of a second man joining the encounter. Police said he later agreed to meet the child at her home in Bensalem on Sept. 24.

When Sheregi arrived, detectives moved in. No child was ever at risk during the operation, according to authorities.

Bensalem Township Detectives obtained a warrant charging Sheregi with attempted involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, attempted sexual assault of a minor, unlawful contact with a minor, sexual abuse of children, corruption of minors, and related offenses. Bethlehem police arrested him at his residence, and he was later transferred to Bensalem police custody on Oct. 1.

Sheregi was arraigned by District Justice Joseph Falcone and remanded to the Bucks County Correctional Facility on 10 percent of $4 million bail.

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Dorchester man charged after deadly apartment shooting

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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Boston, MA – A man is under arrest after a fatal shooting inside a Dorchester apartment early Thursday morning, police said.

Officers from District C-11 were called to 107 Bloomfield Street around 1:04 a.m. for reports of a break-in and a person shot. Inside a multi-family dwelling, they found an adult male suffering from gunshot wounds. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene by Boston EMS.

After consultation with the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office, police charged Angel Rivera, 30, of Dorchester, with manslaughter along with unlawful possession of a firearm and ammunition. Rivera is scheduled to be arraigned in Dorchester District Court.

The Boston Police Homicide Unit continues to investigate and is urging anyone with information to contact detectives at 617-343-4470.

A break-in call turned deadly, leaving one man dead and another facing charges.

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Jackson council to appoint new mayor following Reina resignation

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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Jackson, NJ – Township officials will convene a special meeting Friday morning to appoint a new mayor after the resignation of longtime Mayor Michael Reina.

According to the Township Council agenda, the meeting is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. at the municipal building on West Veterans Highway. Council members will vote to fill the mayoral vacancy, with the appointee serving the remainder of the unexpired term through Dec. 31, 2026.

Following the vote, the chosen candidate will take the oath of office before the public comment session and adjournment.

Notices of the special meeting were filed on Sept. 26 and distributed to local media in compliance with New Jersey’s Open Public Meetings Law.

The transition marks a new chapter for Jackson as the council prepares to name a new mayor for the first time in 18 years.

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Remains found in Dansville identified as Rochester man missing since 2011

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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Dansville, NY – New York State Police confirmed that human remains discovered in Dansville in 2021 have been identified as Doh Soe, a Rochester man who disappeared more than a decade earlier.

Investigators said Soe, a 23-year-old immigrant from Burma, was reported missing on June 1, 2011, after failing to show up for work the previous day. His remains were located off State Route 36 in Dansville on Dec. 13, 2021.

Police have classified the case as a homicide and say the investigation remains active. Troopers are urging anyone with information about Soe’s disappearance or death to call their dedicated tip line at 607-225-5400. Tips may be provided anonymously.

A mystery that began with a missing person report in 2011 now stands as an unsolved homicide.

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Maryland News

Severn homes riddled with bullets lead to gun and drug arrests

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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Severn, MD – Multiple homes struck by gunfire in a Severn neighborhood this summer led to a sweeping police investigation, search warrants, and several juvenile arrests, authorities announced.

On July 7, officers responded to reports of property damage in the 8100 block of Meade Village Road. Several houses there and on nearby Meade Village Circle had been hit by bullets, police said. Western District detectives launched an investigation and eventually identified four suspects tied to the shooting.

On Sept. 23, search warrants were carried out at two residences in Severn. Police said one juvenile was arrested without incident, while another was cited for drug offenses, with more charges expected. A third juvenile suspect was already in custody for a separate June shooting in Hanover. A fourth suspect was located days later when detectives executed a warrant in Hanover on Sept. 26.

During the searches, police recovered two 9mm handguns, ammunition, and narcotics including 221 Suboxone strips, nearly 17 grams of MDMA pills, powdered MDMA, and more than 63 grams of cannabis.

What began as bullet holes in neighborhood homes ended with seized guns, drugs, and suspects behind bars.

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Wellsville pair charged in meth sales after police investigation

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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Wellsville, NY – Two village residents were taken into custody this week following a months-long investigation into alleged methamphetamine sales earlier this year.

Police said Michelle K. Fauth, 47, and Bruce J. McCormick, 61, both of Wellsville, were arrested Wednesday in connection with drug transactions that occurred in March and April. Investigators charged Fauth with two counts of criminal sale of a controlled substance in the fifth degree and two counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance in the fifth degree, all classified as Class D felonies. McCormick faces one count of criminal sale and one count of criminal possession, also Class D felonies.

Both suspects were processed at the Wellsville Police Department before being transported to the Allegany County Jail to await arraignment in CAP Court. They are scheduled to appear in Wellsville Village Court at a later date.

What began as a spring investigation has now brought two Wellsville residents before the courts.

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Cecil County woman doubles Pick 5 luck with $100,000 lottery win

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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North East, MD – A Cecil County woman who usually buys just one Pick 5 ticket per drawing struck it big when she accidentally purchased two tickets with the same number, netting her a total of $100,000.

The longtime lottery player selected the numbers 78048 for the Sept. 30 drawing, a combination she has been playing consistently for about a year. When those numbers hit, both of her $1 straight-bet tickets paid out $50,000 each.

With her husband by her side, she claimed her prize at Maryland Lottery headquarters in Baltimore on Oct. 1. Though he doesn’t normally play, he said he often encourages her to use numbers spotted on license plates or those tied to family dates.

“It just struck my fancy,” the winner said, adding that she has no immediate plans for the winnings. With children, grandchildren, and even a great-grandchild, she admitted there will be plenty of ways to put the money to use.

This is not her first time winning. In 2014, she scored a $10,000 prize on a $20 scratch-off ticket, making this windfall ten times larger than her previous payout.

She purchased the winning tickets at the Wawa store on Pulaski Highway in North East. The retailer will receive a $1,000 bonus — $500 for each winning ticket.

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Police Blotter

Gunfire erupts in parking lot after dispute inside South High Street business

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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Columbus, OH – A heated argument inside a South High Street business spilled into the parking lot Sunday afternoon, ending with gunfire and a felony arrest.

Police said two customers clashed inside the business shortly after 3 p.m. The confrontation escalated when one of the men, identified as 38-year-old Joseph Pacheco, went to his vehicle, retrieved a handgun, and returned to confront the other customer. Investigators said the victim tried to escape to his car when Pacheco allegedly fired at the vehicle.

Gunfire erupts in parking lot after dispute inside South High Street business

Responding officers quickly detained Pacheco and recovered a firearm at the scene. No injuries were reported, and police confirmed neither the victim nor his vehicle was struck by the bullet.

Pacheco was arrested and charged with felony assault, according to the Columbus Division of Police.

What began as a customer dispute ended with a man in handcuffs and a bullet fired in broad daylight.

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Two men charged after violent brawl outside music hall near Fenway Park

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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Boston, MA – A disturbance outside MGM Music Hall turned violent Wednesday night, leaving one officer injured and two men under arrest after a clash that escalated into a fight over a police firearm, officials said.

Around 9:50 p.m., officers working a paid detail at the Lansdowne Street venue were called to help remove a man identified as Edwin Rivera, 30, of Mashpee. Police said Rivera became combative during the escort, throwing a drink and swinging at an officer before grabbing the officer’s jacket in an attempt to drag him toward the busy sidewalk. During the struggle, Rivera allegedly reached for the officer’s service weapon and knocked loose his radio before being taken to the ground and handcuffed after repeated resistance.

At the same time, police said Steven Costa, 27, of Hyannis, interfered by yelling, attempting to strike another officer who had fallen, and ignoring repeated commands. Officers deployed a Taser to subdue Costa, who was then arrested.

Boston EMS transported one injured officer to the hospital and evaluated both suspects, who did not require treatment. Police said Rivera remained combative and refused to cooperate with booking after being taken into custody.

Rivera faces charges including attempted disarm of a police officer, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon on a police officer, resisting arrest, intimidation of a police officer, and disorderly conduct. Costa is charged with assault and battery on a police officer, resisting arrest, intimidation, interfering with police, disorderly conduct, and disturbing the peace.

Both men are set to be arraigned in Roxbury District Court.

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Manhattan man sentenced to 18 years for brutal deli and subway attacks

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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NEW YORK, N.Y. – A Manhattan man was sentenced Thursday to 18 years in state prison for two back-to-back assaults that left strangers with severe injuries after unprovoked attacks in a Midtown deli and subway station.

A New York Supreme Court jury convicted Christopher Velarde, 40, in August of robbery and assault charges tied to the violent incidents. Prosecutors said Velarde’s spree began just after 1 a.m. on May 4, 2024, when he entered a deli at 48 West 48th Street and attacked a 44-year-old man. Witnesses told investigators that Velarde threw the victim to the ground, stomped on his head, and then stole his backpack before fleeing.

Minutes later, Velarde was captured on surveillance entering the 49th Street subway station. There, he set upon a 22-year-old waiting for a train, punching him repeatedly before throwing him down and continuing the assault. Velarde left the station and escaped on a downtown train, prosecutors said.

The first victim suffered facial fractures, bruising, a broken tooth, and required reconstructive surgery. The second victim sustained a concussion, a fractured jaw that was wired shut, and needed stitches for a facial wound. Both men required hospitalization.

Velarde was arrested on May 25, 2024, after being stopped at the Borough Hall subway station in Brooklyn. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg called the crimes “vicious unprovoked attacks against two complete strangers” and said the sentence delivered justice for the victims.

The deli floor and subway platform became the scene of one man’s violent rampage—and now his prison cell will be the final stop.

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Spirit Christmas expands New Jersey holiday pop-ups with new 2025 locations including Toms River

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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TOMS RIVER, N.J. – Spirit Christmas, known for its seasonal pop-up shops filled with holiday decor, apparel, and gifts, is returning to New Jersey with an expanded lineup of stores for the 2025 holiday season.

Spirit Christmas expands New Jersey holiday pop-ups with new 2025 locations including Toms River

In addition to established locations in Mays Landing, Marlton, Brick, and Woodbridge last year, new storefronts will open this year in Cherry Hill, Lawrenceville, Paramus, Rockaway, and Toms River.

Confirmed 2025 store locations include:

  • 190 Hamilton Commons, Mays Landing, NJ 08330
  • 2234 W Marlton Pike Rd, Plot E3, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
  • 1379 Hooper Ave, Toms River, NJ 08753
  • 3371 Brunswick Ave, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
  • 34 East Ridgewood Ave, Paramus, NJ 07652
  • 357 Mount Hope Ave, Rockaway, NJ 07866

Shoppers can expect a wide selection of Christmas decorations, from artificial trees and lights to outdoor inflatables. The stores also feature gifts, stocking stuffers, and home goods for all ages.

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Beyond merchandise, Spirit Christmas offers immersive experiences, including themed displays like “Peppermint Village,” a “Letters to Santa” station, and in some stores, “Creepmas” décor for those seeking a spooky twist on the holidays. Select locations may also host photo opportunities with Santa.

The pop-up chain, an offshoot of Spirit Halloween, is designed to bring a festive shopping experience while operating for just a few months each year.

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Community News

Jackson PBA to host 25th annual pig roast with food, music and family fun

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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LAKEWOOD, N.J. – The Jackson PBA #168 is set to fire up the grill for its 25th annual pig roast on Saturday, October 11, from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Pine Park in Lakewood.

The all-you-can-eat event will feature a spread of pig roast, hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken, clams, sausage, ice cream, and drinks including beer, wine, and soda. Admission is $40 for adults 21 and over ($45 at the door), $20 for young adults ages 9–20 ($25 at the door), and free for children 8 and under.

Jackson PBA to host 25th annual pig roast with food, music and family fun

Live music will be provided by Drunken Clams, while kids can enjoy games, inflatables, face painting, a mechanical bull, and carnival-style activities. The family-friendly gathering will also include raffles and giveaways throughout the day.

The roast will take place rain or shine at Pine Park’s Clarence Brown picnic area, located on West County Line Road.

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For tickets, residents can contact Jackson police officers or purchase them at the department. More information is available through the Jackson PBA #168 Facebook page or by emailing [email protected].

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Mikie Sherrill Just Changed Her Story on Navy Cheating Scandal: I Did Take the Stolen Test, But Didn’t Know

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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Trenton, NJ – Rep. Mikie Sherrill is facing renewed scrutiny over her record at the U.S. Naval Academy after offering conflicting accounts of why she was barred from walking at her 1994 graduation during the fallout of a major cheating scandal.

The scandal, which unfolded in 1992–93, implicated more than 130 midshipmen accused of obtaining and sharing stolen answers to an electrical-engineering exam.

Approximately two dozen students were expelled, and the academy implemented disciplinary measures that resulted in resignations and reforms.

Sherrill was involved in that scandal but she had acknowledged receiving punishment that prevented her from participating in commencement. Her name does not appear in the official program, though she was commissioned as an officer and went on to serve in the Navy for nearly a decade.

Sherrill’s own shifting explanations have reignited the controversy.

In earlier comments to reporters, she stated the punishment stemmed from her refusal to “turn in some of my classmates.”

But at a recent campaign event in Plainfield, she described the circumstances differently, saying she had taken a stolen test without realizing it was stolen, later hearing rumors of its theft and failing to come forward. Both versions emphasize that she did not report misconduct, but they differ in whether she had prior knowledge of the test’s origins.

Her disciplinary record remains sealed, and Sherrill has declined to authorize its release. The uncertainty, coupled with variations in her public statements, has fueled demands from opponents for transparency.

Some are now claiming her father was a CIA operative who helped the family bury the scandal and her involvement under the rug, but those claims have remained as unconfirmed as her claims that she did not cheat on the test.

The issue came to light after the National Archives’ release of her military file—containing sensitive personal data and disciplinary references , sparked backlash in Washington. Democratic leaders, including House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, have urged a criminal inquiry into the disclosure, which they argue may have violated federal privacy protections.

The cloud over her graduation day is once again casting a shadow on her political future.

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Police Blotter

Man busted after bench warrant issued in Cumberland probation case

by Local News Report October 2, 2025
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Cumberland man arrested for violating probation in prior theft case

CUMBERLAND, MD — A 21-year-old man is in custody after being arrested Tuesday on a bench warrant for allegedly violating the terms of his probation related to a previous theft conviction, according to the Cumberland Police Department.

Mecca Isiaah Pulley was taken into custody on September 30 after police located him on an active warrant issued by the Allegany County District Court on September 24. The warrant stemmed from a violation of probation conditions imposed following a theft case.

After his arrest, Pulley was taken before a District Court Commissioner for an initial appearance. He was then transported to the Allegany County Detention Center, where he is being held on a $500 bond.

No additional charges were filed in connection with the arrest.

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Key Points

  • Mecca Isiaah Pulley, 21, arrested on a bench warrant for violating probation
  • The probation was connected to a previous theft conviction
  • Pulley is being held at Allegany County Detention Center on $500 bond
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Pets and Animals

Shy kitten Wilbur searching for a calm home in Toms River

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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Toms River, NJ – A 5-month-old tabby kitten named Wilbur is looking for a forever family through Calling All Cats Rescues after spending his first months learning to trust and grow.

Wilbur, with his striped coat and bright eyes, is described as gentle and affectionate once he warms up. He is fully litter-trained, vet-checked, and healthy, and he enjoys quiet playtime and cozy spots to nap. Rescue staff say he does especially well around other cats and would thrive in a calm home where he can adjust at his own pace.

Shy kitten Wilbur searching for a calm home in Toms River

Adoptions for Wilbur are being handled through Calling All Cats Rescues in Toms River. Interested families can learn more at adoptapet.com under the group’s profile.

A patient home could be the key to unlocking Wilbur’s purrs.

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Playful pup Ozark waiting for forever home in Lacey

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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Lacey, NJ – A 6-year-old dog named Ozark is looking for a permanent family after spending time in foster care through the Associated Humane Societies’ Forked River shelter.

Described as fun, goofy, and full of love, Ozark has been thriving in a home environment but has yet to find his lasting match. Shelter staff note that he is dog selective, meaning he may not get along with every other pet, but could be a good fit with the right companion.

Ozark is currently available for adoption at AHS’s Forked River location. Interested families can submit an application online at ahscares.org/adopt.

One lucky household could give Ozark the happy ending he’s been waiting for.

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Feral kitten accidentally trapped in Jackson backyard finds permanent outdoor home

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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Jackson, NJ – A feral kitten that spent the summer roaming backyards in Jackson has finally found a permanent home after being rescued and cared for by local animal groups.

The young cat, later named Willow, was first discovered when she wandered into a humane trap set by a homeowner who had been trying to catch a raccoon rummaging through trash cans. Unlike typical shelter cats, Willow resisted indoor life, showing a strong preference for the outdoors where she could roam freely.

Staff at the Ocean County Northern Animal Shelter collaborated with the Jersey Shore Animal Foundation to secure a safe placement for Willow in a barn or farm setting, where she will be able to live as an outdoor cat while still receiving care.

Shelter volunteers said cats like Willow arrive from time to time and require unique solutions outside of traditional adoptions.

Phil Stilton, the editor of Shore News Network, said that when Willow was found, he was shocked.

“I thought we captured the raccoon, until I got closer and realized it was the tiny kitten on our ring doorbell cam each night for the past few weeks,” he said. “Thanks to the folks over at the shelter, they took her in, cleaned her up, and found her a safe new home. Commissioner Sadeghi, who oversees the shelter, is doing a fantastic job. We would have kept her ourselves, but we already have three cats.”

Stilton said the area has a few feral cats, but many of them meet their demise on East Veterans Highway nearby.

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“Glad we were able to save this one,” he said. “Unfortunately, they all usually end up trying to cross the highway at some point.”

As for the raccoon ravaging the garbage cans, it stopped coming shortly after and hasn’t been seen again.

One little trap led Willow from the backyard to a new beginning.

The Ocean County Animal Shelter has plenty of kittens and cats for adoption at this time, all looking for a forever home.

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Pets and Animals

German shepherd found wandering in Leonia as police seek owner

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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Leonia, NJ – The Leonia Police Department is asking for the public’s help in reuniting a lost German shepherd with its owner after the dog was found in the southeast section of town on Thursday.

The department posted on social media that the dog was safely secured and is being cared for while officials search for its home. Police did not provide details on whether the dog had tags or a microchip.

Residents who recognize the animal or may know the owner are urged to contact the Leonia Police Department at (201) 944-0800.

One phone call could bring this shepherd back home.

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Latino History Could Soon be a Mandated Part of New Jersey Public School Curriculum

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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Trenton, NJ – A new bill advancing through the New Jersey Legislature would require public schools to teach the history and contributions of Latinos and Hispanics as part of the state’s Social Studies standards, making the subject a permanent part of classroom instruction.

The measure, sponsored by Assemblyman Julio Marenco of Hudson County, Assemblywoman Eliana Pintor Marin of Essex and Hudson, Assemblywoman Carmen Theresa Morales of Essex, and Assemblywoman Annette Quijano of Union, mandates that students from kindergarten through 12th grade learn about Latino and Hispanic heritage. Supporters say the instruction must be historically accurate, culturally relevant, community-based, and developmentally appropriate.

The legislation also directs the State Board of Education to adopt updated New Jersey Student Learning Standards in Social Studies reflecting Latino and Hispanic history. The Commissioner of Education, working with the Commission on Latino and Hispanic Heritage, would be tasked with providing school districts sample activities and resources to support the new curriculum.

The bill was released as a substitute version by the Assembly Budget Committee with a long list of co-sponsors, including Assemblywomen McCoy, Hall, Bagolie, Ramirez, Collazos-Gill, Reynolds-Jackson, Carter, Assemblymen Rodriguez, Sampson, Schaer, and Bailey.

If enacted, the requirement would take effect immediately and apply to the first full school year following passage, aligning with each scheduled update of the state’s Student Learning Standards.

New Jersey classrooms are on track to make Latino and Hispanic history part of everyday lessons.

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Man stabbed in brutal gang attack in the Bronx street

by Shore News Network October 2, 2025
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Bronx, NY – A 28-year-old man was beaten and stabbed in a late-night street attack after being confronted by four unidentified individuals on East 145th Street near Third Avenue Tuesday night.

Man stabbed in brutal gang attack in the Bronx street
Man stabbed in brutal gang attack in the Bronx street

The victim was walking eastbound just before 10:45 p.m. when the group approached and began a verbal dispute, according to reports. The confrontation escalated when the assailants punched and kicked him before one attacker stabbed him multiple times in the torso with a sharp object.

The attackers fled north on Third Avenue, leaving the victim injured on the street. Emergency medical crews rushed him to NYC Health + Hospitals/Lincoln, where he was listed in stable condition.

Investigators released descriptions of the four suspects. The first is a male last seen wearing a black and white baseball cap, black sweatshirt, black shirt, black and white sweatpants, and black and white sneakers. The second is a male in a black sweatshirt, gray sweatpants, and black sneakers. The third is a female in a gray sweatshirt, blue jeans, and white sneakers. The fourth is a female wearing a pink sweatshirt, white t-shirt, pink sweatpants, and white sneakers.

Man stabbed in brutal gang attack in the Bronx street
Man stabbed in brutal gang attack in the Bronx street

No arrests have been announced and the investigation is ongoing.

The hunt is on for the crew behind the Bronx stabbing.

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Police Blotter

Red light runner in Stafford charged after marijuana confession

by Local News Report October 2, 2025
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Driver charged with DUI after running red light and admitting to smoking marijuana in Stafford County

STAFFORD, VA — A man who ran a red light late Monday night told a deputy he doesn’t drink due to his religion — but admitted to smoking marijuana before getting behind the wheel, according to the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office.

At 10:57 p.m. on Monday, Deputy A.M. Oliveira observed a Hyundai drive through a red light near the intersection of Warrenton Road and Village Parkway. After initiating a traffic stop, the driver insisted the light had been green. However, Deputy Oliveira noted clear signs of impairment during the stop.

When questioned, the driver denied consuming alcohol and cited his religious beliefs, but openly admitted to using marijuana prior to operating the vehicle. He was arrested and charged with driving under the influence and failure to obey a traffic signal.

The driver was transported to Rappahannock Regional Jail, where he was held until he was deemed sober.

No injuries or accidents were reported in connection with the incident.

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Police Blotter

Man stabbed on Southeast DC street as police investigate

by Local News Report October 2, 2025
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Naylor Road stabbing under investigation in DC

WASHINGTON, DC — A man was stabbed Tuesday evening in Southeast Washington, prompting a police investigation in the 2200 block of Naylor Road, officials confirmed.

The Metropolitan Police Department responded to reports of a stabbing at the location and began an active investigation into the circumstances of the assault. The condition of the victim has not yet been released, and authorities have not provided details about a motive.

As of Tuesday night, there was no suspect description or lookout information provided. Police have not announced any arrests and have not said whether the attack appeared to be targeted or random.

Residents in the area were advised not to approach any potential suspects and to call 911 if they have any relevant information regarding the incident. The case is being tracked under Event #I20250487790.

Anyone with information is urged to contact the Metropolitan Police Department or submit tips anonymously.

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Key Points

  • MPD is investigating a stabbing reported Tuesday in the 2200 block of Naylor Road SE
  • No suspect information has been released and no arrests have been announced
  • Residents are asked to avoid the area and call 911 with any tips related to the incident
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A 20-year-old woman fatally shot in Magnolia home

by Local News Report October 2, 2025
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Magnolia man charged with manslaughter after woman fatally shot inside home

MAGNOLIA, DE — A 23-year-old man is behind bars on felony charges after police say he recklessly discharged a loaded handgun inside a Magnolia residence, killing a 20-year-old woman Tuesday night.

Delaware State Police were called to a home in the 800 block of Millchop Lane around 7:30 p.m. after receiving a report of a shooting. Troopers arrived to find the woman suffering from a gunshot wound. She was rushed to a nearby hospital, where she was pronounced dead. Her name has not yet been released pending notification of next of kin.

According to investigators, Chase Washington, of Magnolia, was inside the home with the victim — an acquaintance — and was handling a loaded handgun when it discharged, striking the woman. Police described Washington’s actions as reckless and confirmed the incident was not considered an intentional act.

The Delaware State Police Homicide Unit took over the investigation. Washington was taken into custody at the scene and later transported to Troop 3 for processing. He has been charged with felony manslaughter and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony.

Washington was arraigned in Justice of the Peace Court 7 and committed to Sussex Correctional Institution on $100,000 cash bond.

The investigation is ongoing, and authorities have not disclosed whether any additional charges may be filed.

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Driver charged with DUI after fatal hit-and-run in Virginia Beach

by Local News Report October 2, 2025
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Virginia Beach man charged after fatal pedestrian hit-and-run on Virginia Beach Boulevard

VIRGINIA BEACH, VA — A 72-year-old man is dead and a local driver is facing charges after a late-night pedestrian crash on Virginia Beach Boulevard turned into a fatal hit-and-run, police said Tuesday.

Just before midnight on Monday, officers responded to the 2400 block of Virginia Beach Boulevard where they found the pedestrian unresponsive in the roadway. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

The investigation revealed the man was initially struck by a vehicle that fled the area. A second vehicle, also involved in the crash, remained at the scene and its driver cooperated with investigators. Officers later identified and located the first driver, 39-year-old Anthony Smith of Virginia Beach. Smith was arrested and charged with Driving Under the Influence (First Offense) and Hit & Run Resulting in Death.

According to investigators, the pedestrian was crossing the road outside of a designated crosswalk and failed to yield the right of way. The Virginia Beach Police Department stated the pedestrian was determined to be the causative factor in the crash.

So far this year, VBPD has investigated five fatal pedestrian crashes — all of which involved pedestrians who were found to be at fault.

The incident remains under active investigation by the VBPD Traffic Safety Unit. Police say pedestrian safety remains a growing concern and are urging both drivers and pedestrians to obey traffic laws and remain vigilant.

Anyone with information about this crash is asked to call the VBPD Traffic Safety Unit at 757-385-4606 or submit an anonymous tip through Crime Solvers by calling 1-888-LOCK-U-UP or visiting P3Tips.com.

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Key Points

  • A 72-year-old man was killed in a pedestrian crash late Monday night on Virginia Beach Boulevard
  • Anthony Smith, 39, was charged with DUI and hit-and-run resulting in death after allegedly fleeing the scene
  • VBPD says the pedestrian failed to yield and was found to be the causative factor in the crash
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Gunman on the loose after deadly shooting in Baltimore

by Local News Report October 2, 2025
By Local News Report

Man dies after West North Avenue shooting in Baltimore

BALTIMORE, MD — A 31-year-old man who was shot on a West Baltimore street Friday afternoon has died from his injuries, and police are asking for the public’s help in identifying those responsible.

On September 26 at approximately 4:16 p.m., officers from the Western District responded to a call for a shooting in the 1200 block of West North Avenue. When they arrived, they found Virgil Holland suffering from life-threatening gunshot wounds.

Holland was transported to a nearby hospital where he remained in critical condition. He died from his injuries the following day, on September 27.

No arrests have been announced, and investigators have not released any suspect descriptions. The case is being treated as a homicide.

Anyone with information is urged to contact detectives at 410-396-2100 or Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7LOCKUP.

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