GTPD Community Bulletin

CNB HUNTING /FISHING NEWS

November 3, 2014

The NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife reminds hunters that the 2014-15 small game seasons for pheasant, chukar and Hungarian partridge, bobwhite quail, ruffed grouse (south of Route 70) and woodcock (south of Route 70) will open at 8:00 AM this Saturday, November 8. Small game seasons for several other species have already opened. Hunters are reminded that quail hunting is limited to commercial and semi-wild shooting preserves and the Peaslee and Greenwood Forest Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs), as the wild quail hunting season remains closed.

NJ Watchdog/By Mark Lagerkvist / November 3, 2014 /

\”I understand that third parties did pay for some of the governor’s trips … however, our office has not been provided with any such documents,\” wrote Christie’s chief ethics officer, Heather Taylor, in a response to a request from New Jersey Watchdog.

by William E. Cleary Sr.

PHILADELPHIA PA (November 3, 2014)—Nathaniel Maybin Jr., of Philadelphia, was back in court today for a preliminary hearing before Philadelphia Commonwealth Judge Craig M. Washington. Maybin was charged with attempted murder after he allegedly pummeled David Woods Sr., of Gloucester City with a hammer. 

According to police on February 20, 2014 Maybin allegedly attacked Woods as he walked out of the Maple Deli at 49th and Lancaster in West Philadelphia. The mugging was captured on the store’s two video cameras. The videos show Woods leaving the store and walking back to his truck, which was parked in front of the building. He had just purchased some lottery tickets and used the ATM machine located inside the store. Maybin comes rushing from behind Woods and strikes him with the hammer on the side of his head. Woods is knocked out and falls to the ground, blood gushing out of his head. Even though Woods is unconscious, the suspect can be seen hitting his victim again and again with the hammer and kicking him in the back. Bernard Williams, a passenger in the truck, jumps out and goes after Maybin with a crowbar. Maybin runs away. Woods is rushed to the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania(HUP).

James Selby

Age 78 Of Pleasantville

October 29, 2014. After a very long illness, his suffering is over and is now resting in the arms of his Lord. Survived by loving and devoted caregivers who were his family.Graveside Burial will be private. Condolences and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of James Selby. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries through: McCann-Healey Funeral Home: 851 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City. PH: 856-456-1142

press release October 31

NEWARK – The New Jersey Attorney General has filed 50 disciplinary actions seeking to revoke, suspend, or otherwise restrict the practicing authorities of prescribers, pharmacists, or pharmacies, during what is now a 15-month crackdown on practitioners who allegedly put the public at risk through the negligent prescribing or dispensing of opiate painkillers and/or other controlled substances medications.

\”The only way to make progress against opiate abuse is to fight it on multiple fronts at the same time,\” Acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman said. \”Even as we pursue criminal cases against heroin rings and pill distribution mills, we also must take strong action against prescribers and dispensers who make pills available for abuse. By putting doctors and pharmacists who illegally peddle this mayhem into prison, and/or by revoking or suspending licenses or CDS registrations for non-criminal matters, we are sending a clear message to other practitioners who may be tempted to let greed or negligence corrupt their practice.\”

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TRENTON – Acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman announced that former Paterson City Councilman Rigo Rodriguez and his wife were admitted into the Pre-Trial Intervention program today after agreeing to a lifetime ban on holding public office or employment.

Rigo Rodriguez, 42, of Paterson, and his wife, Lisette Rodriguez, 34, who were indicted earlier this year on election fraud charges, were admitted into the Pre-Trial Intervention Program (PTI) by Superior Court Judge Ernest M. Caposela in Passaic County. They must participate in the program for one year. The state agreed not to oppose their admission into the court-administered program after both defendants signed a consent order today in court permanently barring them from holding any public office or public employment in New Jersey. If they successfully complete the PTI program, the criminal charges against them will be dismissed. Deputy Attorneys General Cynthia Vazquez and Cambridge Ryan represented the Division of Criminal Justice Corruption Bureau.