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Grenade Strapped To Utility Pole Brings Bomb Squad To Area Near Lakewood Synagogue Grenade Strapped To Utility Pole Brings Bomb Squad To Area Near Lakewood Synagogue
Grenade Strapped To Utility Pole Brings Bomb Squad To Area Near Lakewood Synagogue Reports of an explosive device strapped to a utility pole brought the New Jersey State Police Bomb Squad to an area near a Lakewood synagogue Sunday, Nov. 19, authorities said. The device — which was discovered to be inert — was found attached to a utility pole at 4th and Forest avenues around 7:45 a.m., Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer and Lakewood Township Police Chief Gregory Meyer said. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Lakewood Scoop (@thelakewoodscoop) The intersection is near the Satmar Shul on Forest Avenue…

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by Cecilia Levine
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Lakewood Fugitive, 24, Arrested In Fatal Shooting Lakewood Fugitive, 24, Arrested In Fatal Shooting
Lakewood Fugitive, 24, Arrested In Fatal Shooting A 24-year-old man from Lakewood has been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting earlier this week. Jahvontae Debose has been charged with murder in the multiple shooting death of Da'Jour Randolph, 20, of Little Egg Harbor on Sunday night in Lakewood, according to Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer and Lakewood Township Police Chief Gregory Meyer. Debose was arrested on Tuesday during a motor vehicle stop in Pleasantville, authorities said. He also was charged with several drug and weapons possession offenses, the prosecutor said. Debose was taken to the Ocean County Jail, w…

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by Jon Craig
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NO JOKE: Six More Lakewood Residents Ticketed For Violating Coronavirus Gathering Ban NO JOKE: Six More Lakewood Residents Ticketed For Violating Coronavirus Gathering Ban
NO Joke: Six More Lakewood Residents Ticketed For Violating Coronavirus Gathering Ban Lakewood police cited a half-dozen people – including a 99-year-old man—after they found them having an engagement party during the coronavirus outbreak, authorities said. The group of adults and children had gathered on the front lawn of a Spruce Street home late Tuesday afternoon, Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer and Lakewood Township Police Chief Gregory Meyer said in a joint release. The gathering violated Gov. Phil Murphy’s executive order aimed at stemming the spread of COVID-19, they said. Police issued summonses to six people for violating the state of emergency order. …

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by Jerry DeMarco