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Camden County Prosecutor Mary Eva Colalillo, Merchantville Police Chief Wayne Bauer and Pennsauken Police Chief John Coffey reported a Pennsauken man was sentenced on Friday to 27 years in state prison in connection with a motor vehicle crash that killed a mother and her daughter in Merchantville.

Keith A. Johnson, 33, pleaded guilty in March to two counts of first-degree aggravated manslaughter and one count of second-degree assault by auto. He acknowledged traveling between 70 and 100 mph in a 25-mph zone when his Dodge Durango collided head-on with a Honda Odyssey at Chapel and Russell avenues around 3:40 p.m. on January 31, 2013.

05/15/15

The long-time pastor of the Greater Cornerstone Baptist Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma was recently sentenced to 37 months in prison for embezzling close to $1 million from a community center he helped establish to aid the church’s struggling neighborhood.

Willard Leonard Jones essentially had an \”open checkbook\” for the church and community center accounts, said Special Agent Kevin Legleiter, who investigated the case with Forensic Accountant Janetta Maxwell from the FBI’s Oklahoma City Division. The two have partnered on financial fraud investigations for 20 years, and after following the paper trail in this case, there was no doubt of the reverend’s criminal activity.

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The Rules Committee is not a body well known outside Washington and is sometimes referred to as the \”traffic cop\” in the House. Most legislation must go through the Rules Committee where a \”rule\” is crafted detailing how it will be debated on the House floor. There is no similar mechanism in the Senate. Members who wish to offer amendments must file them with the Rules Committee. The committee then decides the fate of each potential amendment based, at least in part, on whether the amendment is \”germane\” to the underlying piece of legislation.

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End of Watch: Friday, May 15, 2015

Reserve Deputy Sonny Smith was shot and killed as he and other deputies searched for a burglary suspect in the area of County Road 1723 at approximately 2:30 am.

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Safe Passage program messages will promote bicycle and pedestrian safety

(Trenton) – New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) officials today announced the release of three new bicycling tour routes and are reminding motorists to watch for bicycles and pedestrians in conjunction with Bike Month. The effort is in support of Governor Christie’s proclamation of May as Bike Month.

May 16,2015

LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ–The Broncs ended the regular season with a Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference victory over Monmouth Saturday afternoon on Senior Day.

With the win, Rider (28-20, 15-6 MAAC) wins the series for the sixth time in seven MAAC series this year. \”Every weekend our goal is to win two out of three,\” said Rider head coach Barry Davis, \”and we did that again. We’ve been able to be consistent every weekend and the result is that we’ll be the number one seed.\”

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Hacktivism Professionalising and Going After Bigger Targets 

New research from leading market analysts, Juniper Research, suggests that the rapid digitisation of consumers\’ lives and enterprise records will increase the cost of data breaches to $2.1 trillion globally by 2019, increasing to almost four times the estimated cost of breaches in 2015.

The research, entitled \’The Future of Cybercrime & Security: Financial and Corporate Threats & Mitigation\’, has found that the majority of these breaches will come from existing IT and network infrastructure. While new threats targeting mobile devices and the IoT (Internet of Things) are being reported at an increasing rate, the number of infected devices is minimal in comparison to more traditional computing devices.