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Mom With Hypodermic Needles Charged After Kids Found Roaming Halls Of Warren County Quality Inn Mom With Hypodermic Needles Charged After Kids Found Roaming Halls Of Warren County Quality Inn
Mom With Hypodermic Needles Charged After Kids Found Roaming Halls Of Warren County Quality Inn A 37-year-old mom faces child neglect and drug charges after she was found with hypodermic needles at the Warren County Quality Inn motel where her two young children were roaming the halls, police said. The Washington mom — whose name was not released — was arrested on a warrant on Nov. 30 after a Sept. 1 welfare check found her children wandering the halls of Quality Inn in Hackettstown looking for her, township police said in a Monday release. A follow-up search of the mom’s room turned up uncapped hypodermic needles on the floor of the bathroom and the sink, Mansfield Police said. The …

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by Valerie Musson
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PD: Dover Ex-BF Threatened To Kill Victim's Child, Stab Her 'For Each Year She Was Alive' PD: Dover Ex-BF Threatened To Kill Victim's Child, Stab Her 'For Each Year She Was Alive'
PD: Dover Ex-BF Threatened To Kill Victim's Child, Stab Her 'For Each Year She Was Alive' A Dover man was charged after he threatened to kill his ex’s child, her entire family and stab her “for each year she was alive,” police say. The victim reported to Mansfield Police that she had received texts from her 25-year-old ex-boyfriend threatening to shoot her, “kill her entire family, stab her for each year she was alive, and kill their child,” authorities said in a Wednesday release. The man — whose name was not released by police — also sent the victim’s family explicit videos, authorities said. The victim continued to receive threatening text messages while reporting the incide…

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by Valerie Musson
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Dead Livestock, Filthy Conditions: NJ Farmer Charged With Animal Cruelty For Slew Of Violations Dead Livestock, Filthy Conditions: NJ Farmer Charged With Animal Cruelty For Slew Of Violations
Dead Livestock, Filthy Conditions: NJ Farmer Charged With Animal Cruelty For Slew Of Violations Dozens of animals without access to pasture. A dead calf and chickens found among livestock. Metal objects on the ground where animals walk. These are only some of the horrifying conditions that state officials discovered at one Mansfield man's farm, authorities said. Carlos Rocha, a 55-year-old farmer, was facing numerous animal cruelty charges stemming from an investigation by the local humane law enforcement officer and New Jersey's Department of Agriculture, Mansfield police said. Officials took note of the following violations during a Jan. 26 inspection, authorities said: Heifers a…

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by Valerie Musson
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Police: Warren County Woman Who Hit Tree Says Vehicle Malfunctioned After Trip To Mechanic Police: Warren County Woman Who Hit Tree Says Vehicle Malfunctioned After Trip To Mechanic
Police: Warren County Woman Who Hit Tree Says Vehicle Malfunctioned After Trip To Mechanic A Warren County woman who crashed into a tree Monday afternoon says the accident was caused by a wheel malfunction after having mechanical work done on her vehicle a few days beforehand, authorities said. The 19-year-old Hackettstown woman and her passenger were heading north on Allen Road around 12:40 p.m. when the car's wheels suddenly turned right and she was unable to correct them, Mansfield Police Admin. Assistant Joan Kries told Daily Voice. As a result, the vehicle turned to the right, over the curb and into a tree in the yard of a home on the 200 block of Allen Road, authorities sai…

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by Valerie Musson
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Police: Belligerent DWI Warren County Driver, 71, Nearly Hits Officer, Crosses Center Line Police: Belligerent DWI Warren County Driver, 71, Nearly Hits Officer, Crosses Center Line
Police: Belligerent DWI Warren County Driver, 71, Nearly Hits Officer, Crosses Center Line A Warren County man was drunk when he nearly crashed into a police cruiser and then became belligerent with officers during his arrest, authorities charged. John H. Mohs, 71, nearly hit a Mansfield police cruiser while speeding on Route 57 around 7:50 p.m. Sunday, local police said. The officer turned around and stopped Mohs after watching him cross over the center line and hit yet another vehicle, authorities said. Mohs, of Washington Township, showed clear signs of intoxication and became belligerent with officers during his arrest. He swore at officers and refused to enter the patrol ve…

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by Valerie Musson