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Gloucester County Prosecutor Sean F. Dalton was selected and sworn in as president of the County Prosecutors Association of New Jersey at the association’s annual convention last weekend (10/19-20) Dalton succeeds Hunterton County Prosecutor Anthony P. Kearns III for a one-year term as association president.
Gloucester County’s prosecutor since 2002, Prosecutor Dalton will lead an association made up of the state’s 21 county prosecutors. The association works with Acting New Jersey Attorney General John Hoffman and Director of Criminal Justice Elie Honig. The organization focuses on enhancing the practices and procedures of the state’s prosecutor’s offices and law enforcement agencies. In addition, the association offers scholarships to students entering the fields of law and criminal justice.
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Vol. I No. 17 (October 26, 2014)
Editors Note: Every Sunday evening at 7 pm we will post a weekly comic strip provided by cartoonist Dave Wolfe, age 13. Dave has been drawing since he was 5 years old, he knew he wanted to be a cartoonist at the age of 8. He’s been distributing his comics in school since 3rd grade. (click on the image to enlarge)
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Coming this week on CNBNews, an article on Monday about what we recently discovered at the Gloucester City Southport site.
Also on Monday,
And later in the week, a question and answer interview with New Jersey\’s First District Congressional candidates Donald Norcross and Garry Cobb.
CNBNEWS asked the candidates, if elected, how would they help improve living standards for the people in their district? We wanted to know their views on Common Core, Obamacare, and the ongoing Wars in the Middle East? Plus we asked how would they end the gridlock in Washington? And lastly do they support President Obama’s handling of the economy and foreign policy?
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MEDIA, Pa., /PRNewswire/ — Protect PA Kids, a newly formed political action committee (PAC), has released a voter\’s guide for the general election on Nov. 4. The guide designates state representatives and state senators as \”protectors\” if they were the primary sponsor of a recent bill helpful to child protection. Those who blocked important bills that would abolish or reform the statute of limitations (SOL) for child sex abuse are also noted.
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HARRISBURG, Pa., Oct. 21, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Groups representing millions of hunters, anglers and outdoor enthusiasts are speaking out in support of climate action, releasing a letter in support of the Environmental Protection Agency\’s Clean Power Plan. The letter is signed by 325 groups nationally, including 65 Pennsylvania organizations and outdoor businesses such as Flyfisher\’s Paradise, Sky Blue Outfitters, several local chapters of Izaak Walton League of America, as well as statewide organizations like PennFuture.
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press release October 24, 2014
Despite a still-offered $100,000 reward, billboard ads bringing it to the public’s attention and even a Rowan University class research project about the campus tragedy, the investigation into the 10/27/07 fatal attack on 19-year-old Rowan sophomore Donald Farrell III continues without a suspect in custody.
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Press release October 24,2014
WOODBURY NJ– At a bail hearing today Michael T. Keating (DOB 12/24/83), of 42 Bridge Drive, Washington Township NJ was served with an additional criminal complaint charging him with setting a fire in a Harrison Township NJ house on 10/16/14 that resulted in injury to a member of a Pitman fire company that responded to fight the fire.
Keating, a furloughed employee of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service, was previously charged with aggravated arson and burglary when arrested at his home the night of the fire, which destroyed a vacant house at 612 Mullica Hill Rd.
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WOODBURY NJ (October 24, 2014)–Eric D. Clason (DOB 9/24/82), of Deptford NJ was sentenced today to six years in New Jersey state prison after pleading guilty to second-degree sexual assault against a girl under 16 years old in Deptford on 6/30/12.
Under terms of a 7/7/14 plea agreement, Clason will be subject to the reporting requirements of Megan’s Law for sex offenders when released from prison and will also be under parole supervision for at least 15 years after his prison term is completed.
Clason will serve his sentence in a state prison, since an evaluation determine he is not a repetitive and compulsive sex offender, which could have placed in in the Adult Diagnostic and Treatment Center, an Avenel NJ state facility for persons convicted of sex crimes.
Clason was arrested 7/6/12 and has been free on $50,000 bail since 8/13/12.
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