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Brian B. King Arrested on Felony Charge
**Wellsville, NY** – Wellsville Police arrested Brian B. King, 57, on Sunday and charged him with Disseminating Indecent Material to Minors in the first degree, which is a Class D Felony.
The arrest is linked to an incident that occurred on North Main Street. Following his arrest, King was processed by the police.
He was then transported to the Allegany County Jail. King is awaiting arraignment in CAP Court.
He will appear in the Wellsville Village Court at a future date.
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Morris County Enforces New Law Against Home Invasions
**Morristown, NJ** – Morris County law enforcement is taking action against home invasions with the implementation of a new law. This decision follows a spike in residential burglaries where criminals have escalated from stealing cars to invading homes, often while residents are present.
Governor Phil Murphy signed a bi-partisan bill, S-3006, on Friday, alongside Morris County Prosecutor Robert J. Carroll and Sheriff James Gannon. The legislation introduces two new classifications for burglary offenses: home invasion burglary and residential burglary. These classifications come with severe penalties under the No Early Release Act, where offenders must serve at least 85% of their sentence before parole eligibility.
Home invasion burglary, now a first-degree crime, involves entering a residence with the intent to commit an offense while causing bodily harm or carrying a weapon. Residential burglary, classified as a second-degree crime, encompasses unlawful entry with the intent to commit an offense. Juveniles involved in these crimes might be tried as adults if possessing firearms during offenses.
Prosecutor Carroll emphasized that the new law deters juvenile involvement in criminal activities and enables law enforcement to detain suspects until trial. Sheriff Gannon highlighted the severe impact burglaries
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Attorney General Initiates Legal Action Against Healthcare Company
**Harrisburg, PA** – Attorney General Michelle Henry announced a lawsuit against Prospect Medical Holdings, Inc., citing mismanagement and neglect of the Crozer Health System, affecting care for hundreds of thousands in Pennsylvania. The lawsuit alleges breach of a 2016 Asset Purchase Agreement by cutting services and funds diversion to shareholders.
The civil complaint was filed Tuesday, aiming to ensure Prospect Medical funds operating costs until a new owner is found. It also seeks a preliminary injunction to maintain service lines and appoint a receiver to manage Crozer Health System.
The Attorney General’s office, which oversees certain non-profit transactions, initially had concerns about the 2016 sale but agreed when specific conditions were met. The lawsuit emphasizes Prospect’s failure to uphold obligations, leading to hospital closures and service suspensions.
The complaint highlights the diversion of over $450 million to investors and inadequate funding of pension accounts. Current operations at Crozer-Chester Medical Center and Taylor Hospital serve over 500 patients daily. The Attorney General seeks immediate judicial intervention.
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Cranford Issues Red Flag Warning
**Cranford, NJ** – The Cranford Police Department has issued a warning about weather conditions that may increase the risk of fires. The statement advises caution due to the combination of very dry conditions, low relative humidity, and gusty winds expected to persist over the next week.
These weather conditions are conducive to the rapid spread of fires, making any that develop challenging to control. Consequently, the department strongly advises against the use of residential fire pits during this period.
Additionally, residents are urged to exercise caution when discarding smoking materials. These precautions aim to minimize the risk of fires in the area.
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