Camden County Prosecutor Mary Eva Colalillo and Haddon Township Police Chief Mark Cavallo reported an investigation is ongoing into an incident in which a police officer’s firearm was discharged outside a Haddon Township home.

Haddon Township Police were called at approximately 4:46 p.m. today to the unit block of Utica Avenue in Haddon Township.

Police arrived and determined the incident involved two officers from the Audubon Police Department.

Preliminary findings indicate one of the officer’s service weapons had been discharged once in the driveway of the home. No one was injured.

The circumstances surrounding the firearm’s discharge are under investigation.

Released Thursday, September 24, 2015.

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Newark Celebration 350 Plans Spectacular Party to Launch 2016’s Year-Long Program of Events and Activities for the Entire Community

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GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP NJ–On Sunday September 20th at approximately 5:50 am, the Gloucester Township Police Department responded to the area of Thackery Court in the Terrestria development for a report of two people observed entering vehicles. Arriving officers located several vehicles that had been entered and began searching for the subjects.

One subject was located in the adjacent wooded area and fled from officers into a swampy area. While running, he discarded a bag containing a laptop computer and various electronic devices.

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Task Force, Enact Fracking Moratorium and Help Harmed Residents

 Northeast and Mid-Atlantic-based organizations issue letter to Governor Wolf, Task Force calling attention to regional harm fracking and related infrastructure has brought to communities

 Harrisburg, PA – Citing harm to their states and communities, representatives of 115 organizations delivered a letter to Governor Wolf at his Pennsylvania Pipeline Infrastructure Task Force on Wednesday demanding that the Task Force of industry representatives be shut down, and that Governor Wolf enact a statewide moratorium on fracking and help Pennsylvania residents harmed by fracking

Kelsey Harkness / @kelseyjharkness / September 23, 2015

September 23, 2015

Bill Donohue comments on Pope Francis\’ remarks concerning religious freedom this morning at the White House:

Calling religious freedom \”one of America\’s most precious possessions,\” Pope Francis this morning pointedly embraced the efforts of American Catholics, led by their bishops, to defend religious freedom against government encroachment.

This article was first published on CapX. Jeremy Corbyn is hardly a household name in the United States, but his election win has raised eyebrows on this side of the Atlantic and has been prominently featured on the pages of The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and The New York Times. With good reason: there…