Fugitive arrested after applying for job
with Hudson County Sheriff’s Office
Posted By: Scottyboy, 10/7/2022 12:26:01 PM
A Jersey City fugitive from justice made herself easy to find. She applied for a job with the Hudson County Sheriff’s Office, the law enforcement agency that specializes in picking people wanted for outstanding warrants [snip] Schillari said the United States Postal Investigative Service has also launched an investigation, since Johnson previously worked for the postal service. She is currently being held in Hudson County jail in Kearny awaiting extradition to Pennsylvania.
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A Jersey City fugitive from justice made herself easy to find.
She applied for a job with the Hudson County Sheriff’s Office, the law enforcement agency that specializes in picking people wanted for outstanding warrants [snip] Schillari said the United States Postal Investigative Service has also launched an investigation, since Johnson previously worked for the postal service. She is currently being held in Hudson County jail in Kearny awaiting extradition to Pennsylvania.
The township of Lakewood removed all of the trees in the town square last month in response to what town officials described as months of complaints about the growing homeless population at the plaza.
The move came as a result of a recommendation from the Lakewood Township Police Department’s Quality of Life Unit after dozens of reports from residents, local business owners and township employees, officials said. A spokesperson for the police department declined to comment on the move.
A state appeals court on Monday backed the termination of a former Newark police officer who posted footage from a sexual encounter on Twitter. [Snip] Adams joined the Newark force in 2015 and is active in the city. He ran for city council positions in 2014 and 2018, and has spoken publicly about being gay and a police officer, and advocates for Pride and LGBTQ issues - for which he’s been recognized for his work.
In 2017, The Advocate featured Adams in a story titled, “What It’s Like to Be a Black Gay Cop.”
A beach pier in Ocean Grove destroyed during Superstorm Sandy is being rebuilt by a local religious organization, but the new shape has some residents concerned it too closely resembles a cross.
Members of the small seaside town’s LGTBQ+ community and allies are saying the cross crosses a line, but many are afraid to voice their grievances with the Camp Meeting Association, said Douglas Grote, a local resident and retired Presbyterian pastor.
True the Vote has been working with Dinesh D’Souza to create a bombshell movie that uses footage they obtained of ballot boxes in key states across America to steal the election in 2020.
100 Percent Fed Up reports – Using geo-tracking devices, True the Vote was able to take footage from drop boxes across America in key states like Georgia and others to track over 2,000 ‘mules” wearing gloves and disguises to stuff ballot boxes.
Dinesh D’Souza narrates the clip from his upcoming movie “2,000 Mules”:
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He’s not alone…
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‘Gerrymander this coochie’: Michelle
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McConnell Eats His Own In Alaska
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And it is shocking Alaskans, indeed. McConnell’s determination to destroy another Republican’s reputation is driving Alaskans away from the Republican Party
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A liberal political media operation being run out of Washington, D.C., and Florida is pushing left-wing stories in 51 different fake news outlets in order to influence the outcome of the November midterm elections, it is claimed.
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Like many high-school seniors at this time of year, Natalie Biden made a college visit on Friday as she weighs where to study.
Unlike most seniors, however, she brought the president of the United States with her.
After delivering a speech on the economy in Maryland, President Joe Biden flew to Philadelphia to join his granddaughter for a tour of the University of Pennsylvania.
They spent about two hours meeting officials and seeing facilities, before visiting the college bookstore where Biden posed for selfies and could even be seen talking on wellwisher's phone.
They were joined for the tour by Penn President Elizabeth Magill, Sophia Rosenfield, Professor of History -
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The kicker is that she had felony charges and warrants out the wazoo which apparently wasn’t a problem for her former employer - The US Postal Service. Beam Me Up, Scotty!