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Remember This Hackensack Police Detective-Turned Realtor? Well, He Just Won The $1M Powerball Remember This Hackensack Police Detective-Turned Realtor? Well, He Just Won The $1M Powerball
Remember This Hackensack Police Detective-Turned Realtor? Well, He Just Won The $1M Powerball A former Hackensack police detective who recently retired as a real estate agent won $1 million playing the New Jersey Lottery. Niles Malvasia and his wife Sara of Washington Township on Jan. 6 picked up $20 worth of Powerball tickets for a chance to win the $559.7 million prize -- a record high. The former detective sergeant read across the numbers on one of the lines on the ticket and saw something amazing – it matched five of the five white balls drawn for the second-tier prize of $1 million. Malvasia retired from law enforcement in 2016 and earlier this month earned his real estate lic…

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by Cecilia Levine
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Blueline Realty: Current, Former Bergen County Police Officers Want To Sell You Your Home Blueline Realty: Current, Former Bergen County Police Officers Want To Sell You Your Home
Blueline Realty: Current, Former Bergen County Police Officers Want To Sell You Your Home Retired Hackensack police officer Alex Ferenczi has found a way to serve the ones he served with through real estate. Ferenczi retired from law enforcement in 2016 and opened Blueline Realty Group on Hudson Street the following January. He was introduced to real estate in his late teens through his dad's real estate company. He earned his real estate license nearly a decade before attending the police academy. Once he started police work, Ferenczi found himself pairing his colleagues with new homes. Working at Blueline Realty is often a "cop-to-cop transaction," Ferenczi explain…

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by Cecilia Levine