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Teens Go On Car Burglary Spree, Lead NJ Pursuit In Sedan Stolen Out Of Philly, Police Say Teens Go On Car Burglary Spree, Lead NJ Pursuit In Sedan Stolen Out Of Philly, Police Say
Teens Go On Car Burglary Spree, Lead NJ Pursuit In Sedan Stolen Out Of Philly, Police Say Three teens were in police custody with another suspect at large after going on a car burglary spree then leading a police pursuit across Hudson County in a sedan stolen out of Philadelphia, authorities said. A Secaucus, NJ resident called police to report four individuals burglarized his family's car on Pandolfi Avenue around 3:30 a.m. on Jan. 20, Secaucus Police Chief Dennis Miller said. The four suspects fled in a black Toyota Corolla, later found to be stolen out of Philadelphia on Jan. 13, Miller said. A responding police officer saw the stolen vehicle leaving near Centre Avenue, then…

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by Cecilia Levine
News
'Bigger, Better' Buses, New Stops Coming To NJ Transit's Busiest Bus Route 'Bigger, Better' Buses, New Stops Coming To NJ Transit's Busiest Bus Route
'Bigger, Better' Buses, New Stops Coming To NJ Transit's Busiest Bus Route NJ Transit is rolling out a series of improvements its busiest bus route. Already one of the busiest NJ Transit lines in the state, Hoboken's line No. 126 will be getting new buses along with new and relocated stops, the company said Tuesday. The new buses and stops coming to line No. 126 -- one of the busiest NJ Transit bus routes in the state -- are expected to reduce wait times and promote social distancing on board, according to NJ Transit President and CEO Kevin Corbett. The new buses being deployed on the route will increase onboard customer capacity by 65 percent, compared to an av…

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by Cecilia Levine
Police & Fire
Mother, Infant Freed From Overturned SUV Steps From Hoboken Firehouse Mother, Infant Freed From Overturned SUV Steps From Hoboken Firehouse
Mother, Infant Freed From Overturned SUV Steps From Hoboken Firehouse Hoboken firefighters freed a mother and her infant child after their SUV rolled and hit two parked vehicles up the street from a firehouse Saturday afternoon. Police, firefighters and EMS responded to the 8th Street crash outside Hoboken High School just off Clinton Street shortly after 12:30 p.m. Firefighters ran the 100 or so feet from their corner firehouse. The mother and child were taken to Jersey City Medical Center with injuries that weren't considered serious.A flatbed truck removed the vehicle. Boyd A. Loving took the photos and contributed to this account. Hoboken's bravest…

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by Jerry DeMarco