New Jersey Supreme Court Orders New Trial After Finding Fair Trial Violations in Drug Case

The New Jersey Supreme Court overturned a Cumberland County man’s drug convictions, stating that trial errors violated his constitutional right to a fair hearing. The verdict is overturned and a fresh trial ordered. Gerald W. Butler of Millville was convicted of conspiracy, narcotics delivery, and possession. A 2016 Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office Organized Crime Bureau…

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After Swift Guilty Verdict, Paul Caneiro Seeks New Trial in 2018 Killings of Brother’s Family in New Jersey

A New Jersey man convicted of murdering his brother, sister-in-law, and their two young children is seeking a new trial weeks after a jury declared him guilty. This month, Monmouth County convicted Paul Caneiro of murdering his brother Keith, Jennifer, and their children, Jesse, 11, and Sophia, 8, in 2018. In less than five hours…

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Newark Officials Raise Safety Concerns After ICE Pursuit Ends in Three-Vehicle Crash Involving Minors

City officials said a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement car pursuit resulted in a major multi-vehicle incident Wednesday morning in Newark, sending three children to the hospital. New Jersey’s largest city’s Clinton Avenue and 10th Street crossroads was the scene. ICE agents tried to stop a van, but the driver didn’t stop, starting a city…

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Camden Cheesesteak Shop Offers Cash Reward as Search Continues for Stolen Walrus Bone

A rare walrus bone stolen from a longtime cheesesteak restaurant in Camden, New Jersey, has garnered attention from locals and news outlets. Donkey’s Place, a Camden restaurant serving cheesesteaks for over 80 years, is offering a cash reward for the unusual item. Several mammals, including walruses, have baculums, the missing bone. A guest took the…

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Coast Guard Launches Investigation After Hate Symbol Discovered at New Jersey Training Facility

Top leadership investigated and responded immediately to a hate symbol found in a lavatory at the U.S. Coast Guard Training Center in Cape May, New Jersey. Last Monday, officials spotted a swastika on a bathroom wall in one of the training facility’s buildings. The emblem was deleted quickly after its discovery Thursday. The incident has…

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Middlesex County Man Accused of Fatally Shooting Brother in New Brunswick

The Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office charged a 28-year-old New Brunswick resident with murder after he fatally shot his older brother inside their shared home on Riverside Drive Sunday afternoon. At 12:42 p.m., New Brunswick police responded to gunfire at a residence. Police found 31-year-old Ahmad Sannoh with multiple gunshot wounds. He died after being taken…

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