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Beneficiary Of NJ Bail Reform: Meet Jaime Bauer Beneficiary Of NJ Bail Reform: Meet Jaime Bauer
Beneficiary Of NJ Bail Reform: Meet Jaime Bauer When it comes to offenders “known to police,” Jaime Bauer is near the top of the list in Wyckoff. He's become something of a poster child for opponents of bail reform. It didn’t take long for responding Officer Michael Scalise to identify Bauer, 30, while reviewing surveillance images recorded by a Hurley Road resident whose bicycle was stolen earlier this month, Lt. Joseph Soto said. Detectives later arrested Bauer, charged him with theft and criminal trespassing and sent him to the Bergen County Jail. Barely 24 hours later, a judge ordered him released under New Jersey’s 2017 bail reform…

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by Jerry DeMarco
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Paramus PD Nabs Englewood Man Who Tweeted Video Of Himself Urinating On Police Car Paramus PD Nabs Englewood Man Who Tweeted Video Of Himself Urinating On Police Car
Paramus PD Nabs Englewood Man Who Tweeted Video Of Himself Urinating On Police Car Paramus police busted an Englewood man who tweeted a video of himself urinating on a borough police car while it was parked at a local mall. Samuel Trusty, 20, posted the 13-second video on July 21. "F--k 12," he repeats several times as he urinates on the driver's side door of the marked unit Emergency Services vehicle. "Ah-ha-ha." By Friday, police had Trusty in custody. They charged him with throwing bodily fluids at a law enforcement vehicle, lewdness and criminal mischief. A day later, a judge ordered him released from the Bergen County Jail under New Jersey's 201…

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by Jerry DeMarco
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Passaic Sheriff: Detectives Nab Window-Bound Fugitive With Crack, Heroin Passaic Sheriff: Detectives Nab Window-Bound Fugitive With Crack, Heroin
Passaic Sheriff: Detectives Nab Window-Bound Fugitive With Crack, Heroin PATERSON, N.J. -- Passaic County sheriff's detectives grabbed a Paterson fugitive before he could make it out a window Monday morning during a raid that turned up 278 bags of crack and 310 envelopes of heroin, authorities said. Members of the Fugitive Warrant Squad hit the East 18th Street apartment just before 9 a.m., looking for 21-year-old Randy Ward, who was wanted on drug and burglary warrants, Sheriff Richard H. Berdnik said. While detectives went inside, two others waited outside, the sheriff said. The two who went in grabbed Ward as he tried to escape, he said. In the bedroom they…

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by Jerry DeMarco