Cumberland County Father Indicted in Case of Millville Dad’s Fatal Confrontation

The Cumberland County grand jury indicted a Vineland man for the violent altercation that killed a Millville father over a teenage disagreement. It was unexpected and since the men involved were lifelong friends that the occurrence on Easter Sunday, April 20, garnered community attention. After Louis “Gus” Serbeck, 54, brought his daughter to 55-year-old Eric…

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New Jersey Police K-9s Travel to Minneapolis to Bring Comfort After Catholic School Tragedy

The Devils and Hoboken are launching a free youth ball hockey program in October to attract kids interested in hockey. The program will bring ice hockey to underprivileged youngsters at the Multi-Service Center on Grand Street’s newly renovated Johnny Ray McDonald Jr. Hockey Rink. Hoboken and adjacent 5–17-year-old boys and girls can learn hockey basics…

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N.J. Cyclist Hospitalized with Broken Jaw After Violent Road-Rage Clash in Belmar

New Jersey Shore police are investigating a road-rage attack that seriously injured a cyclist. On Thursday afternoon in Belmar, a driver and a cyclist argued and got violent. Officials reported that 12th Avenue and D Street were policed after the encounter. Officers found the motorcyclist with severe head and face injuries. After the attack, physicians…

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N.J. businessman accused of making false pesticide claims about killing coronavirus

Coronavirus-eradicating drugs were reportedly misrepresented by a New Jersey dealer. Officials said James Young, 46, of Cherry Hill, Philadelphia, utilized ViaClean Technologies, LLC to market pandemic-related items with false and illegal promises. Company advertised pesticides as virus-eradicators without approval or proof, breaking federal law. Investigations show pesticides kill bacteria, algae, and fungi, but COVID-19. Authorities…

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Former Bowling Alley Owner Convicted in Plot to Kill New Jersey Prosecutors and Judges

The conviction of a former New Jersey bowling alley owner who attempted to assassinate prosecutors and judges connected to his crimes is alarming. Steven H. Smink, 62, of Philadelphia, who managed Pike Lanes in Deerfield Township, was convicted guilty of attempting a murder-for-hire plan while serving time for arson. Authorities found that Smink planned the…

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