Submitted by George F. Cleary

 

 

1. Because they’re always doing stuff like this: 2. And they’re always ruining your time at the zoo:

The collaboration of local, state, and federal law enforcement under the Detroit One program is beginning to show dividends with the investigation, indictments, and arrests of violent, armed drug gang members located in northwest Detroit, United States Attorney Barbara L. McQuade announced.

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Riley Cooper #14 of the Philadelphia Eagles (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

The Eagles released the following statement Friday:

\”As we have said, Riley Cooper will be seeking counseling and we have excused him from all team activities. This is all new territory and we are going to evaluate this timetable every step of the way. He will meet with professionals provided by the Eagles during this period of time to better help him understand how his words have hurt so many, including his teammates.\”

Riley Cooper released the following statement:

\”The last few days have been incredibly difficult for me. My actions were inexcusable. The more I think about what I did, the more disgusted I get. I keep trying to figure out how I could have said something so repulsive, and what I can do to make things better.
 
Right now, I think it\’s important for me to take some time to reflect on this situation. The organization and my teammates have been extremely supportive, but I also realize that there are people who will have a tough time forgiving me for what I\’ve done. The best thing for me, and for the team, is to step away for a period of time.
 
During this time I\’m going to be speaking with a variety of professionals to help me better understand how I could have done something that was so offensive, and how I can start the healing process for everyone. As long as it takes, and whatever I have to do, I\’m going to try to make this right.\”

source GCPD facebook

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ–On 07/27 at 1315 officers responded to a residence on the unit block of N. Burlington Street for an assault that had occurred. The victim stated he was punched by Katherine Hawco (54). The victim followed the suspect home and contacted police. Hawco then attempted to fight several of her neighbors and refused to calm down when police arrived. Hawco then spit in an officer’s face and was finally subdued after being pepper sprayed. She was arrested and charged with Disorderly Conduct, Resisting Arrest, Simple Assault and also Theft after it was learned that she stolen toilet paper from in front of a business prior to the call.

press release

WOODBURY NJ–(August 1, 2013)Two Woodbury NJ men and a juvenile from the city have been arrested in connection with a baseball bat and hammer home invasion robbery at the Woodbury Court apartments, 240 South Broad St. on 7/23/13 that left one victim hospitalized with injuries for a week.

The arrests were carried out by the Fugitive Investigation Unit of the Gloucester County Prosecutor’s Office, the Woodbury Police Department, the Deptford Police Department, members of the FBI’s Violent Offender Task Force and a Monroe Township Police K-9 team.

Philadelphia Division Special Agent in Charge Edward J. Hanko announced today the arrest of Robert F. Evans, Jr. Evans, a Hughestown Borough Police officer, was arrested without incident this morning and has been charged in the Middle District of Pennsylvania via Complaint and Warrant with the distribution of oxycodone in violation of Title 21, United States code, Section 841.

Evans made an initial appearance in United States District Court, Middle District of Pennsylvania, Scranton, at 1:00 p.m. today.

This investigation was conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Philadelphia Division, Scranton Resident Agency; the Pennsylvania State Police; the Pennsylvania Attorney General Office, Bureau of Narcotics Investigation; and the Luzerne County District Attorney’s Office.

via www.fbi.gov

A Gloucester County NJ victim of the Virginia Tech campus shootings, the leader of the SWAT entry team at Columbine High School and the father of a teen killed in a school hostage-taking at Platte Canyon High School in Colorado are scheduled speakers at the seventh annual School Safety and Security Conference, sponsored by seven South Jersey county prosecutors offices.

The free conference is 8 a.m. Wednesday, August 7 at the TD Bank Performing Arts Center of Washington Township High School, 519 Hurffville-Cross Keys Rd. For the first time, it includes afternoon workshops for educators and law enforcement personnel, led by individual speakers.