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Morris County Resident Filmed Women Using Bathroom Stall At Aerodrome Field: Prosecutor Morris County Resident Filmed Women Using Bathroom Stall At Aerodrome Field: Prosecutor
Morris County Resident Filmed Women Using Bathroom Stall At Aerodrome Field: Prosecutor A Morris County resident was charged with several counts of invasion of privacy for taking videos of women using a bathroom stall at the Rockaway Valley Aerodrome (RVA) Fields, authorities said. The investigation began Saturday, July 22, when a concerned citizen approached Boonton Township Police stating that someone had been in the women’s bathroom at the RVA Fields for "an extended period of time." Justin N. Emker, 19, of Butler, was later found inside one of the stalls, Morris County Prosecutor Robert J. Carroll said. Further investigation led to the discovery of three videos on Emker’s…

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by Valerie Musson
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Authorities Intercept Jersey City Man During Morris County Package, ID Theft Authorities Intercept Jersey City Man During Morris County Package, ID Theft
Authorities Intercept Jersey City Man During Morris County Package, ID Theft Police busted a Jersey City man just as he was arriving at Morris County home to steal a package of iPhones he'd shipped using the resident's personal information, authorities charged. The incident was the culmination of a weeks-long investigation spurred by multiple reports of identity theft involving similar details, in which a suspect made fake IDs using victims' personal information to claim packages he'd have shipped to their homes, Boonton Township Police Chief Michael J. Danyo said. Luis Casado-Antuna, 23, was arrested Wednesday as police intercepted his attempted package theft,…

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by Cecilia Levine
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6-Hour Search For Suspect Hiding In House Ends With Help From Morris County K-9 Officer 6-Hour Search For Suspect Hiding In House Ends With Help From Morris County K-9 Officer
6-Hour Search For Suspect Hiding In House Ends With Help From Morris County K-9 Officer A woman who fled the scene of a crash during a vehicle pursuit was found after a six-hour search across Morris County with help from a top K-9 officer, authorities said. The car chase began in a neighboring town but ended in Boonton Township when the driver of a Jeep with three passengers crashed at the intersection of North Main Street and Powerville Road on July 21 around 3:45 a.m., Morris County Sheriff James M. Gannon said. A woman later identified as Sheironda Geffrard, 20, of Orange, fled the scene as the driver and the two other passengers were arrested and processed in Den…

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by Cecilia Levine