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FACE-PLANT FOLLOW-UP: Ridgefield Park Man Charged In Hudson Stolen Cab Chase, Crash In Fairview FACE-PLANT FOLLOW-UP: Ridgefield Park Man Charged In Hudson Stolen Cab Chase, Crash In Fairview
Face-plant Follow-up: Ridgefield Park Man Charged In Hudson Stolen Cab Chase, Crash In Fairview UPDATE: It didn't take long for Ridgefield Park police to help their colleagues nab a third man involved in stealing a cab in Union City that crashed during a chase in Fairview. Michael Hernandez was with two Union City men who stole a cab in the city before heading to Fairview, authorities said. Village police took Hernandez, 22, into custody at his home Wednesday. Borough police spotted the stolen 2008 Crown Victoria at Anderson and Day avenues around 5:30 p.m. Tuesday after getting a call from the cab company, which had been tracking it on GPS, Fairview Police Chief Martin Kahn sai…

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Stolen Cab Thief Face-Plants After Fleeing Police, Crashing In Fairview Stolen Cab Thief Face-Plants After Fleeing Police, Crashing In Fairview
Stolen Cab Thief Face-Plants After Fleeing Police, Crashing In Fairview Thieves in a cab stolen out of Union City crashed into another vehicle, injuring two occupants, while trying to flee police in Fairview, authorities said. Borough police spotted the stolen 2008 Crown Victoria at Anderson and Day avenues around 5:30 p.m. Tuesday after getting a call from the cab company, which had been tracking it on GPS, Police Chief Martin Kahn said. The driver hit the gas, then T-boned a small SUV at the Shaler Avenue intersection two blocks away, he said. Passenger Luis Flores, 23, struggled with officers who eventually got him out of the taxi, said Kahn, who was among…

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by Jerry DeMarco
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SEE ANYTHING? Tires Slashed On 15 Vehicles In Fairview, Police Seek Surveillance Video SEE ANYTHING? Tires Slashed On 15 Vehicles In Fairview, Police Seek Surveillance Video
SEE Anything? Tires Slashed On 15 Vehicles In Fairview, Police Seek Surveillance Video Fairview police asked residents and merchants to check their surveillance systems after someone slashed the tires on 15 vehicles before dawn Wednesday. “It didn’t appear to be isolated or targeted to any specific residence or apartment complex,” Police Chief Martin Kahn said. “Several vehicles were in private driveways of private homes and others were parked on the street.” The vandalism spree ran from around 3 a.m. to 6 a.m. on Shaler, Hamilton and Wilson avenues, Kahn said. “We’re asking for cooperation from area residents who may have surveillance that we can review,” the chief said. “E…

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by Jerry DeMarco