Santa sighting reported over westfield, nj

Santa Sighting Reported Over Westfield, NJ

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December 25, 2023

WESTFIELD, NJ – Local authorities received a 911 call reporting a low flying object over the northside train station in Westfield, NJ. Upon investigation, District 2 officers confirmed the object as Santa Claus and his sleigh, led by Rudolph.

The sighting occurred late in the evening. Dispatchers alerted all units, prompting a swift response from local law enforcement. District 2 officers quickly located the flying object, identifying it as the iconic sleigh of Santa Claus, complete with reindeer.

As per the report, Santa Claus was observed heading towards Garwood. Witnesses reported hearing Santa exclaim, “Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night,” as he passed overhead.

This report could not be independently confirmed at this time.

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Phil Stilton

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