Coronapocalypse Police Blotter for NJ – 4/10/20

TRENTON – Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal and Colonel Patrick J. Callahan, Superintendent of the New Jersey State Police, today urged New Jersey residents to stay home and stay safe this holiday…

Police Blotter·Viral News

365 Ocean Launches Virtual Tours, Announces New Procedures to Enhance COVID-19 Safety

365 Ocean, the collection of 57 oceanfront condominium residences in Long Branch, announced today that it has implemented a number of new policies and procedures designed to enhance the safety of the…

Monmouth County News

Governor Phil Murphy Just Announced the Release of Even More Prison Inmates!

TRENTON-Last month, Governor Phil Murphy announced he would be releasing inmates from the state’s county jail system…and he did. Today, Governor Murphy announced the expedited release of many more, this time in…

Government News

Rodrick Says Release the Documents After Hill Administration Delays OPRA Request

TOMS RIVER-Toms River Mayor Maurice B. Hill and his administration sought to delay a request made on April 1st for a copy of the past twelve official meeting minute documents on file…

Ocean County News

Jersey Man Charged for Ballin’ in the Park

For some people, ballin’ is in the blood and nothing is going to keep them away from doing their favorite thing in life, not even the coronavirus, not even Governor Phil Murphy.…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter·Viral News

Craps Game, Black Market Barber, Speakeasies Headline Today’s List of Coronacrimes

TRENTON – Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal and Colonel Patrick J. Callahan, Superintendent of the New Jersey State Police, announced the following recent enforcement actions against violators of Governor Murphy’s Emergency Orders related…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter

Toms River Police Department Shares Mo-Less Photo

TOMS RIVER-If anyone in Toms River has been violating Governor Phil Murphy’s social distancing guidelines, it would be Toms River Mayor Maurice “Mo” Hill. This week, Hill posed in a variety of…

Government News·Ocean County News·Police Blotter

Study Shows 65 Percent of America’s Doctors Would Prescribe Chloroquine to their Own Family if Infected with COVID-19

Sixty-five percent of physicians across the United States said they would prescribe the anti-malaria drugs chloroquine or hydroxychloroquine to treat or prevent COVID-19 in a family member, according to a new survey released…

Health and Wellness

Auto Insurance Relief Offered by Nationwide Insurance

Due to the hardship households are experiencing as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Nationwide announced today it is offering a one-time premium refund of $50 per policy for personal auto policies active as…

Business News

NJ Barnes & Noble Workers Demand Safer Workplace Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

After five employees tested positive for coronavirus, workers at a Barnes & Noble distribution center in Monroe, New Jersey, are demanding action from the company. Last Tuesday, 15 workers gathered outside the facility…

Atlantic County News·Burlington County News·Business News·Cape May County News

Holman Comes Up Empty Again As Ocean County Republicans Snubbed for Redistricting

TOMS RIVER-Ocean County GOP Chairman Frank Holman is probably the most disengaged Republican Chairman in the entire state of New Jersey and his political losses keep mounting. This time, despite henchman Jerry…

Business News·Government News

Brit Charged For Selling Fake COVID-19 Treatments in U.S.

A British man was named in a federal criminal complaint that charges him with smuggling into the United States mislabeled drugs purported to be a treatment for those suffering from COVID-19, the…

Police Blotter

FBI Joins Fight Against Medical Supply Hoarders During COVID-19

In response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, United States Attorney Matthew Schneider and FBI Special Agent Steve D’Antuono have announced an effort to investigate and prosecute hoarders of scarce medical supplies. The…

Police Blotter

New Jersey Chiropractor Agrees To Pay $2 Million To Resolve Allegations Of Unnecessary Knee Injections And Knee Braces And Related Kickbacks

David Podell, a New Jersey chiropractor, has agreed to pay the United States $2 million to resolve False Claims Act allegations that he both knowingly billed Medicare for medically-unnecessary viscosupplementation injections and…

Police Blotter

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365 Ocean Launches Virtual Tours, Announces New Procedures to Enhance COVID-19 Safety

Governor Phil Murphy Just Announced the Release of Even More Prison Inmates!

Rodrick Says Release the Documents After Hill Administration Delays OPRA Request

Craps Game, Black Market Barber, Speakeasies Headline Today’s List of Coronacrimes

Toms River Police Department Shares Mo-Less Photo

Study Shows 65 Percent of America’s Doctors Would Prescribe Chloroquine to their Own Family if Infected with COVID-19

Auto Insurance Relief Offered by Nationwide Insurance

NJ Barnes & Noble Workers Demand Safer Workplace Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

Holman Comes Up Empty Again As Ocean County Republicans Snubbed for Redistricting

Brit Charged For Selling Fake COVID-19 Treatments in U.S.

FBI Joins Fight Against Medical Supply Hoarders During COVID-19

New Jersey Chiropractor Agrees To Pay $2 Million To Resolve Allegations Of Unnecessary Knee Injections And Knee Braces And Related Kickbacks

Want to Hack a Zoom Meeting During Coronavirus Pandemic? The FBI Dares You!

In New Jersey, People Are Using COVID-19 As a Weapon Against Police, Each Other

Lakewood Nears 1,000 Confirmed Cases as County Releases Daily Coronavirus Report

RPM Development Announces New Measures to Tour East Gate at Historic Fort Monmouth

BASF, Ciba-Geigy Poisoned Our Water, Killed Our Children, Now they Want Toms River to Pay $20 Million

5 More Wells Found Polluted South of Old Ciba-Giegy Pipleline

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