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Driver Pulls Over To Urinate On Montclair Homeowner's Lawn: Police Driver Pulls Over To Urinate On Montclair Homeowner's Lawn: Police
Driver Pulls Over To Urinate On Montclair Homeowner's Lawn: Police Maybe it was an emergency? Montclair Police are looking for a man accused of urinating on a homeowner's property on Glenridge Avenue on Monday, March 27. The alleged urinator was wearing a gray puffy jacket and black shorts and driving a 2004 GMC Envoy when he got out of the vehicle and was observed reliving himself, according to Montclair Police Lt. Terence Turner. The homeowner attempted to use his cell phone to take a photo of the suspect and his vehicle but the suspect slapped the phone out of his hand and attempted to punch him, Turner said. The suspect then proceeded to drive away, T…

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by Sam Barron
News
Family Of NJ Grandmother Anguished Over Man Recorded Urinating On Her Grave Family Of NJ Grandmother Anguished Over Man Recorded Urinating On Her Grave
Family Of NJ Grandmother Anguished Over Man Recorded Urinating On Her Grave For months now, a Bergen County man has routinely visited a cemetery just across the New York state line and urinated on the grave of a woman he was briefly married to nearly 50 years ago, her survivors say. They have proof. Video secretly recorded by the late Linda Torello’s son shows a man identified as Dean Eichler, 68, of Bergenfield pulling into the Tappan Reformed Church Cemetery off Old Tappan Road in an SUV. The vehicle is left running as he approaches Torello’s grave while unzipping his fly. He looks around, then does his business. Then he ambles back to the SUV. Not only did …

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by Jerry DeMarco
Police & Fire
Man Urinates On Morris County Municipal Building Moments After Release For Same Charge Man Urinates On Morris County Municipal Building Moments After Release For Same Charge
Man Urinates On Morris County Municipal Building Moments After Release For Same Charge A 23-year-old Irvington man urinated on the Hanover municipal building after being released from police custody for the exact same charge, authorities said. Jason Jackson was released from custody following a public urination charge on August 15, Hanover police said in a release. Moments after exiting the building, Jackson was seen urinating on the brick wall located directly in front of the department, authorities said. Jackson was issued a second township ordinance and again released pending a court appearance.

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by Valerie Musson