Firefighters use airbag tool to free dog stuck under shed in Jackson
JACKSON, N.J. — Firefighters from Jackson Fire District No. 3 successfully rescued a dog trapped under a shed on Wednesday without injury to the animal or damage to the structure, according to…
How Volunteers use Toms River Fire Department experience to launch careers in emergency services
TOMS RIVER, N.J. — While volunteer firefighting is unpaid, many who serve at the Toms River Fire Department have used the experience to launch careers in emergency services. Some professions, like emergency…
Governor Murphy continues to put state police on front line, in harm’s way, in his personal immigration war against Trump
TRENTON, NJ — New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is once again drawing criticism for inserting the New Jersey State Police between himself, his criminal illegal deportation opposition, and the federal government. This…
Dover Police Use Humor to Warn Drivers Against Passing Stopped School Buses
DOVER, DELAWARE — The Dover Police Department issued a warning to drivers on Friday, reminding them not to pass stopped school buses, using a light-hearted social media post to convey the message.…
Manchester Police Use Fitness for Team Building, Force Readiness
MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP, N.J. — The Manchester Township Police Department recently launched its inaugural Voluntary Physical Fitness Test, encouraging officers to demonstrate their commitment to physical well-being through friendly competition. The event, held…
Harford County Man to Use $50k Lottery Win to Upgrade Home
Churchville, MD—A local man’s recent $50,000 win from a Maryland Lottery scratch-off ticket is set to make a significant impact on his new home construction. After claiming his prize at the Maryland…
Dispute Over Microwave Use Leads to Assault and Vandalism in Jail
RAPPAHANNOCK REGIONAL JAIL — A heated argument over microwave usage in a jail cell block escalated into physical assault and property damage. The incident occurred on July 14th, handled by Deputy J.J.…
Vineland Implements Water Use Restrictions Amid Water Crisis
VINELAND, NJ—In response to a severe heat wave and significantly low rainfall over the past 60 days, the City of Vineland Water Utility is imposing mandatory water use restrictions. This measure follows…
Fire Safety Tips for Home Oxygen Use During Summer Months
TOMS RIVER, NJ – The Toms River Bureau of Fire Prevention has issued important safety guidelines for the use of medical oxygen at home, especially as the summer season brings potential air…
New Jersey Police Use Tire Spikes to Stop North Jersey Car Thieves Connected to Chatham Theft
NEWARK, NJ — Two Newark residents were arrested on Tuesday after a dramatic police chase involving a stolen vehicle. Omar Deas, 25, and Rahmir Singletary, 21, face multiple charges including receiving a…
Police In South Jersey to Enforce Seat Belt Use in “Click It or Ticket” Campaign
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ – The Gloucester Township Police Department announced their participation in the national “Click it or Ticket” campaign, aimed at enforcing seat belt usage. The campaign begins on May 20…
New Bill Advances for Regular State Review of New Jersey Police Use of Force Policy
TRENTON, NJ – The Senate Law and Public Safety Committee has advanced legislation aimed at ensuring law enforcement use of force policies are regularly updated, prioritize de-escalation, and consider the sanctity of…
EXCLUSIVE: ‘Use Your Privilege’: Air Force Promotes All-Day ‘Allyship’ Training
EXCLUSIVE: ‘Use Your Privilege’: Air Force Promotes All-Day ‘Allyship’ Training Micaela Burrow on February 4, 2024 The Air Force offers a full-day workshop on “Mitigating Bias Awareness Through Allyship,” a copy of…
Elite University Department Bans Use Of Word ‘Field,’ Claiming It’s Too Racist
Elite University Department Bans Use Of Word ‘Field,’ Claiming It’s Too Racist Alexa Schwerha on January 10, 2023 The University of Southern California (USC) Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work will no…
‘Magic’ Mushrooms Are Now Legal In Oregon As State Begins Training ‘Facilitators’ To Supervise Use
‘Magic’ Mushrooms Are Now Legal In Oregon As State Begins Training ‘Facilitators’ To Supervise Use Bronson Winslow on January 3, 2023 Oregon’s Ballot Measure 109, the first legislation to legalize hallucinogenic or…
‘Use Of Force’: Xi Threatens Taiwan Invasion As Chinese Communist Party Congress Kicks Off
‘Use Of Force’: Xi Threatens Taiwan Invasion As Chinese Communist Party Congress Kicks Off Philip Lenczycki on October 16, 2022 General Secretary Xi Jinping threatened the “use of force” to “resolve…
Oswego County Dentist Agrees to Pay $60,000 and Surrenders DEA Registration for Five Years Due to Office Staff’s Illegal Use of Electronic Prescription System
SYRACUSE, NEW YORK – Dr. Omar Guesmia, of Phoenix, New York will pay $60,000 to resolve allegations that he, and his dentistry practice, “Gentle Dental Care,” violated the Controlled Substances Act by…
U.S. Attorney’s Office Warns Skilled Nursing Facilities Not to Refuse Treatment to People with Opioid Use Disorder
BOSTON – As part of its response to the opioid crisis, United States Attorney Rachael S. Rollins sent a letter to all skilled nursing facilities in Massachusetts warning that refusing to provide…
Georgia Pair Plead Guilty to Conspiracy to Use False or Counterfeit Passports
NEW ORLEANS – U.S. Attorney Duane A. Evans announced that DANIELLE DORSETT, age 54, and her brother, BYRON J. LAFOREST, age 50, both residents of Atlanta, Georgia, pleaded guilty before U.S. District…
San Jose Group Homes Owner Pleads Guilty To Fraud By Diverting Foster Care Funds To Personal Use
SAN JOSE – Annie Corbett, the CEO of her group homes company that provided foster care, pleaded guilty today in federal court to wire fraud and failure to pay over employment taxes,…
Kalispell couple sentenced to more than 30 months in prison in scheme to steal mail and use stolen credit cards to defraud businesses
MISSOULA — A Kalispell couple convicted in a scheme to steal hundreds of pieces of mail from rural mailboxes in Lincoln and Flathead counties and use credit cards found in the stolen…
Bayer to Pay $40 Million to Resolve the Alleged Use of Kickbacks and False Statements Relating to Three Drugs
MINNEAPOLIS – Bayer Corporation, an Indiana corporation and manufacturer of pharmaceutical products, and its related entities, Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals Inc., Bayer HealthCare LLC and Bayer AG (collectively “Bayer”), have agreed to pay…
Justice Department Secures Settlement Agreement with the Indiana State Nursing Board Addressing Discrimination Against People with Opioid Use Disorder
INDIANAPOLIS – Zachary A. Myers, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana, and the Justice Department announced today that it has entered into a settlement agreement with the Indiana State Board…
Springfield, Illinois, Man Sentenced to 24 Months in Prison for Six Counts Related to Possession and Use of Counterfeit Credit Cards and Counterfeit Device Making Equipment
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. –A Springfield, Illinois, man, Calvin Christian, III, 31, of the 1700 block of South College Street was sentenced on August 25, 2022, to 24 months in prison, to be followed…
Maryland U.S. Attorney Erek L. Barron Announces Strategies to Use Additional State Funds to Reduce Violent Crime
Baltimore, Maryland – At a press conference earlier today, U.S. Attorney Erek L. Barron, joined by federal, state, and local partners announced that his office is devoting more federal resources than ever…
Rhode Island Woman Admits to Falsifying Military Service; False Use of Military Medals; Identity Theft; and Fraudulently Collecting More Than $250,000 In Veteran Benefits and Charitable Contributions
PROVIDENCE – A Rhode Island woman today admitted to a federal judge that she falsely claimed to be a cancer-stricken U.S. Marine decorated with the Purple Heart and Bronze Star, and that…
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