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'In Review': Charitable Law Enforcement Group Faces Unexplained Facebook Shutdown 'In Review': Charitable Law Enforcement Group Faces Unexplained Facebook Shutdown
'In Review': Charitable Law Enforcement Group Faces Unexplained Facebook Shutdown After a Bergen County sheriff’s lieutenant collapsed during a charity basketball game and died, Craig Polen and members of his LEO Only Facebook page didn’t hesitate: They financed a Christmas shopping spree for his five daughters. Polen’s acts of kindness for law enforcement officer and their loved ones have stretched across the length and breadth of the U.S., at a time when brotherhood and kinship are particularly valuable – and needed. No fewer than 20 people, most of them police, have told him that LEO Only directly kept them from committing suicide. Now Polen and his group are the one…

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by Jerry DeMarco
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West Milford PD: Failed Inspection Sticker, Wrong Turn Produce Pound Of Pot West Milford PD: Failed Inspection Sticker, Wrong Turn Produce Pound Of Pot
West Milford PD: Failed Inspection Sticker, Wrong Turn Produce Pound Of Pot WEST MILFORD, N.J. – A rejected inspection sticker led a West Milford police officer to more than a pound of pot that authorities said a Sussex County man had in his companion’s car. Officer Nicholas Snook began following the vehicle on southbound Route 23, then stopped it after the driver headed into the Lakeland Plaza parking lot through the exit, police said. The officer “smelled a strong odor of raw marijuana mixed with the strong smell of cologne,” they said in a release. Once backup officers arrived, Snook turned his attention to the passenger, 28-year-old Robert Acevedo of Endicott,…

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by Jerry DeMarco