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As Remote Learning Increases, So Does Remote Child Exploitation, 21 Arrested Today

TOMS RIVER –Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal today announced arrests of 21 individuals who are charged with sexually exploiting children online. The 19 men, one woman, and one juvenile male were arrested in…

August 26, 2020

Jackson Township Town Attorney Charged with Corruption Also Faces IRS Tax Leins

JACKSON TOWNSHIP-Gregory P. McGuckin, Esq of the lawfirm Dasti, Murphy, McGuckin, Ulaky, Koutsouris and Connors as the township general legal counsel has a checkered past, and now, the township attorney is being…

March 8, 2021

McGuckin Law Firm Earned Nearly $2,000,000 in Public Contracts in 2019 According to New Report

TOMS RIVER, NJ – The politically connected law firm of Dasti, Murphy, McGuckin, P.C. earned $1,808,191.35 in public contracts in Ocean County in 2019 and that was before the firm picked up…

November 26, 2020

Assemblyman Greg McGuckin Could Lose All Public Contracts If Found Guilty in Political Corrupt Case Before New Jersey Superior Court

TOMS RIVER, NJ – The law firm of Dasti, McGuckin, Murphy, etc. could be facing the loss of all of their public contracts if found guilty of charges levied by Toms River…

July 19, 2020

New Jersey Police Now Charging Restaurants for Maskless Employees; Olive Garden Among Three This Week

AG Grewal announced that the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) this week issued charges seeking to suspend for 10 days the liquor license of an Atlantic County bar, the Watering Hole…

May 16, 2020

Workit Health’s Tele-MAT Digital Addiction Treatment Joins Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey’s Network

(New Jersey – May 7, 2020) Workit Health today announced the expansion of its health care service to include Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey (Horizon BCBSNJ), the state’s largest…

May 16, 2020

These Four Businesses Found Going Back to Work is Still a Crime in New Jersey

New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal announced four more business owners have been charged with the crime of trying to put food on their table. It’s not just hair salons in Texas…

May 11, 2020

Double Dipper? This New Jersey Politician Holds 21 Public Jobs and Now He’s Being Accused of Extorting Public Employees for More

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Years ago, political double-dipping, holding of more than one public job by a public official, was a big problem. Governor Chris Christie enacted a law to prevent double…

May 3, 2020

Cow Given Second Chance After Violating COVID-19 Stay at Home Order in New Jersey

HAMILTON, ATLANTIC COUNTY, NJ – Hamilton Township police officers gave Yogi the cow a second chance after violating stay-at-home orders. Yogi was able to get out of his home at the Funny…

April 21, 2020

Drunk Driver Remembers He Has Coronavirus, Coughs on Police Officers

HAMILTON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Have you ever been so drunk that you crashed your car through a fence during a global pandemic, only to remember that you were infected with coronavirus long…

April 12, 2020

Police Shut Down Illegal Vietnamese Nail Salon Business

HAMILTON TWP-As women (and of course, men) across the country begin to suffer from chipped nails and deteriorating French manicures, one man thought he could solve the world’s problems. The only problem…

April 14, 2020

Mayors Begin Closing Town Parks in NJ Fearing State Shutdown Will Bring Out of Towners

HAMILTON TOWNSHIP-Hours after announcing the closure of state parks by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, municipalities across New Jersey began announcing they will be closing their own parks, not to keep their…

April 7, 2020

Rumson Man Who Yelled at Police During Pink Floyd Lawn Concert Makes Today’s COVID-19 Naughty List

New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal is compiling a daily COVID-19 coronavirus naughty list and the man who likened police response to an illegal Rumson Pink Floyd acoustic concert has made that…

April 7, 2020

NY Governor Cuomo to Deploy National Guard to Seize Upstate Hospital Respirators for Use in New York City

ALBANY, NY-New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is dispatching the New York National Guard to confiscate respirators from hospitals in upstate New York to bring them to the new temporary hospital facility operating…

April 4, 2020

Calogero Strikes Back: Removes Decorated Marine Corps Vietnam Veteran, Cancer Victim from All Posts in Whistle Blower Retaliation

JACKSON-Days after Ken Bressi, a decorated Marine Corps Vietnam War combat veteran testified in a federal civil rights court case against the Township of Jackson, Council President Barry Calogero stripped Bressi of…

February 26, 2020

Jackson Township to Hire Lawyer Who Once Suspended Political Campaign Over $120,000 IRS Tax Leins

JACKSON TOWNSHIP-According to meeting minutes released by the Township of Jackson, the township council will be hiring Gregory P. McGuckin, Esq of the lawfirm Dasti, Murphy, McGuckin, Ulaky, Koutsouris and Connors as…

January 1, 2020

Toms River Proposes Two Acre Zoning in North Dover, Elected Officials Respond

TOMS RIVER-Toms River officials on Friday drafted a resolution to lower the zoning on houses of worship in North Dover from 10 acres to 2 acres. That ordinance which was drafted for…

December 8, 2019

Republicans Hush on Charges Against Tom Kean’s Political Director

MIDDLETOWN-In the wake of criminal charges against Hamilton Township Republican Mayor Kelly Yaede and her campaign manager, Monmouth County Republican rising star Dan Scharfenberger, Republicans are remaining silent. Scharfenberger who is being…

September 6, 2019

Mayor, Campaign Manager Went Too Far, Facing Charges

HAMILTON TOWNSHIP-Hamilton Township Mayor Kelly Yaede and her campaign manager, Monmouth County GOP operative Dan Scharfenberger are facing criminal charges after the pair violated New Jersey law by releasing expunged criminal information…

September 4, 2019

Jackson Township Hires Land Use Lawyer at $800/hr to Defend Against Religious Lawsuits

JACKSON-The Jackson Township Council has hired Marci Hamilton as special counsel who, according to the township, “has expertise related to the First Amendement and the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act…

February 27, 2019

Man Charged with Stealing Pension Checks from Deceased Police Officer’s Daughters

An Egg Harbor Township man is charged with theft and forgery in connection to stealing pension monies from a deceased police officer’s children, Atlantic County Prosecutor Damon G. Tyner announced. Mark Johnson…

August 15, 2018

Shore Man Charged After Trying to Lure 11 Year Old Girl

HAMILTON TOWNSHIP-A caller advised Hamilton Police about a silver Subaru Forrester, driven by a white male, with dark black hair, and a beard, wearing sunglasses and a hat, approached an 11 year-old…

July 18, 2018

School Bus Driver Charged after Touching Student

On Thursday, April 12, 2018 the Hamilton Township School District notified the Township of Hamilton Police Department regarding inappropriate behavior by one of the District’s outside third party contractor bus service drivers.…

April 14, 2018

Two Charged for Overdose Death of Jackson Woman

Ocean County Prosecutor Joseph D. Coronato and Jackson Police Chief Matthew D. Kunz today announced the arrest of Genuine Baines, 19, of Trenton, NJ and Lindsay Robson, 28, of Robbinsville, NJ in…

January 22, 2018

Trump’s New Jersey USDA Appointee Calogero Focus of Federal and State Investigation for Involvement in Possible Civil Rights Violations

JACKSON-A federal appointee of the Trump administration to be the new state executive director of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Farm Services Agency is now the target of investigations by the Department…

December 20, 2017

Hamilton County - Page 18

As Remote Learning Increases, So Does Remote Child Exploitation, 21 Arrested Today

Jackson Township Town Attorney Charged with Corruption Also Faces IRS Tax Leins

McGuckin Law Firm Earned Nearly $2,000,000 in Public Contracts in 2019 According to New Report

Assemblyman Greg McGuckin Could Lose All Public Contracts If Found Guilty in Political Corrupt Case Before New Jersey Superior Court

New Jersey Police Now Charging Restaurants for Maskless Employees; Olive Garden Among Three This Week

Workit Health’s Tele-MAT Digital Addiction Treatment Joins Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey’s Network

These Four Businesses Found Going Back to Work is Still a Crime in New Jersey

Double Dipper? This New Jersey Politician Holds 21 Public Jobs and Now He’s Being Accused of Extorting Public Employees for More

Cow Given Second Chance After Violating COVID-19 Stay at Home Order in New Jersey

Drunk Driver Remembers He Has Coronavirus, Coughs on Police Officers

Police Shut Down Illegal Vietnamese Nail Salon Business

Mayors Begin Closing Town Parks in NJ Fearing State Shutdown Will Bring Out of Towners

Rumson Man Who Yelled at Police During Pink Floyd Lawn Concert Makes Today’s COVID-19 Naughty List

NY Governor Cuomo to Deploy National Guard to Seize Upstate Hospital Respirators for Use in New York City

Calogero Strikes Back: Removes Decorated Marine Corps Vietnam Veteran, Cancer Victim from All Posts in Whistle Blower Retaliation

Jackson Township to Hire Lawyer Who Once Suspended Political Campaign Over $120,000 IRS Tax Leins

Toms River Proposes Two Acre Zoning in North Dover, Elected Officials Respond

Republicans Hush on Charges Against Tom Kean’s Political Director

Mayor, Campaign Manager Went Too Far, Facing Charges

Jackson Township Hires Land Use Lawyer at $800/hr to Defend Against Religious Lawsuits

Man Charged with Stealing Pension Checks from Deceased Police Officer’s Daughters

Shore Man Charged After Trying to Lure 11 Year Old Girl

School Bus Driver Charged after Touching Student

Two Charged for Overdose Death of Jackson Woman

Trump’s New Jersey USDA Appointee Calogero Focus of Federal and State Investigation for Involvement in Possible Civil Rights Violations

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