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Morris County Teens Sent Intimate Photo, Made Harassing Statements To Victim: Police Morris County Teens Sent Intimate Photo, Made Harassing Statements To Victim: Police
Morris County Teens Sent Intimate Photo, Made Harassing Statements To Victim: Police A pair of Morris County teens who allegedly shared an intimate photo of another juvenile and made harassing statements are facing charges, authorities announced. The Long Valley teens shared an "intimate picture” of another juvenile alongside harassing statements on Monday, May 9, Washington Township Police Chief Jeffrey Almer said in a release on Tuesday, May 24. The teens were issued a juvenile complaint for cyber harassment and are scheduled to appear in Morris County Family Court.

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by Valerie Musson
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Morris County Man Who Choked Boy On Bus Charged With Assault: Police Morris County Man Who Choked Boy On Bus Charged With Assault: Police
Morris County Man Who Choked Boy On Bus Charged With Assault: Police A Morris County man was charged with assault after choking a boy he was on a bus with, authorities said. The Long Valley man — whose name was not released — is accused of getting into a fight with a boy on a bus and choking him on Saturday, April 23, Washington Township Police said. The man was charged with simple assault on Tuesday, April 26, police said. He is scheduled to appear in Washington Township Municipal Court.

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by Valerie Musson
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Support Surges For Beloved North Jersey Dad Put On Medical Leave After Second Heart Attack Support Surges For Beloved North Jersey Dad Put On Medical Leave After Second Heart Attack
Support Surges For Beloved North Jersey Dad Put On Medical Leave After Second Heart Attack Support is on the rise for a lifelong North Jersey resident and beloved father who was recently put on medical leave after suffering a second heart attack. Ed Belenguer, who works at Liebenzell Retreat Ministries on Schooley's Mountain, was placed on medical leave after six months of employment after he suffered from a second heart attack, according to a GoFundMe launched by his coworker, Morgan Anderson. Belenguer’s ties to North Jersey extend far beyond his current employment — according to Anderson, he previously worked at Saint Philips and James School in Phillipsburg. He also spent 26…

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by Valerie Musson