The Newark airport security guard is being held in place of a $250,000 bail for identity theft. Authorities have no clue as to who the individual really is, so it makes sense that the judge would deny bail. Not only would there be a flight risk, but who are they holding?
Newark Airport Security Guard Uses Stolen Identity For 20 Years
Posted by jefhenninger on May 24, 2012
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Mail Fraud Suspects Face 20 Years In Prison
Posted by jefhenninger on May 24, 2012
Joseph Bisogno, 49, and Kathleen Bisogno, 52 admitted to defrauding clients by dumping large amounts of mail instead of mailing it as they where hired to do through their company: KA Mailers LLC of Eatontown. Both defendant face 2o years in prison for mail fraud.
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Two Pose As TD Bank Loan Officers
Posted by jefhenninger on May 24, 2012
Jarred K. Harvey, 22, of Neptune; Yvelisse Lopez, 27, of Asbury Park where indicted of posing as loan officers for TD bank and trying to scam money from individuals by having victims open up accounts and asking for pin numbers and account access. The two allegedly tried to forge five checks.
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Mentally Ill Defendant Arrested In Two Stabbing Deaths
Posted by jefhenninger on May 24, 2012
Atlantic City, NJ-Antoinette Pelzer has been arrested in the stabbing deaths of two Canadian tourists to Atlantic City. She demonstrated strange behavior in court with facial expressions and behavior. To read more about this bizarre case click below.
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Time Share And Mortgage Fraud Suspect Pleads Innocent
Posted by jefhenninger on May 24, 2012
Pleasantville, N.J -Adam Lacerda has been indicted with six other individuals including his wife were indicted of having allegedly convincing owners of time shares to let them buy out the owners rights to the time shares at discount prices. The individuals where also able to convince time share owners to send them money to get the time shares sold. Mr. Lacerda has pleaded that he is innocent of the crimes he is charged with.
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Oaklyn Man Charged With Credit Card Fraud And Theft
Posted by jefhenninger on May 24, 2012
Zachary Butler of Oaklyn , NJ admitted to the police that he allegedly burglarized a car, which included theft and stole a credit card. The Oakland police department is reminding it’s citizens to keep the doors of your motor vehicles locked and to remove valuable objects from sight or from the vehicle completely.
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Two Plead Guilty To Mortgage Fraud
Posted by jefhenninger on May 10, 2012
Trenton, NJ-(LoanSafe.org)-osa Damasceno and Edivaldo dos Santos pleaded guilty to mortgage fraud, where they addimitted they used forged documents to secure false mortgage loans.
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Man Pleads Guilty To Sexual Assaults On Teenage Boys
Posted by jefhenninger on May 10, 2012
Flemington Superior Court, Frank Venable, 57-Plead guilty to several sexual assaults to teenage boys. Venable was already serving a four year sentence for a case where he was found guilty on aggravated criminal sexual contact in the 3rd degree.
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Governor Chris Christie Pushes To Use Drug Courts
Posted by jefhenninger on May 10, 2012
Governor Chris Christie is pushing to make drug court mandatory for specific offenders. The current probationary program that was introduced in Warren and Hunterdon Counties is an alternative to going to prison for those who are convicted of non violent crimes.
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Sparta Man In Hot Water Over Joy Ride
Posted by jefhenninger on May 10, 2012
Sparta, NJ, Ryan Young, 23-A local resident to Sparta, NJ is facing charges: with the unlawful taking of a means of conveyance (crime of the fourth degree), for allegedly taking a motor vehicle without the owner’s permission.
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