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300-Person Party Busted In NJ Suburb As Chaos Spills Into Streets, Wawa, Police Say 300-Person Party Busted In NJ Suburb As Chaos Spills Into Streets, Wawa, Police Say
300-Person Party Busted In NJ Suburb As Chaos Spills Into Streets, Wawa, Police Say Two Sicklerville homeowners are facing charges after hundreds of partygoers packed into their yards for for-profit events that spilled into the streets and ended in mayhem, authorities in Gloucester Township said. Officers first responded to a home on Vance Avenue on Sunday, July 20 around 9:20 p.m. for a report of loud music, police said. They arrived to find about 300 people in the backyard of a residence in a quiet neighborhood, according to a press release. “Officers found several subjects at the entrance of the yard who were charging admission to the party,” Gloucester Township Police …

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by Cecilia Levine
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Adult Diaper Dumper Sought By Police In South Jersey Town Adult Diaper Dumper Sought By Police In South Jersey Town
Adult Diaper Dumper Sought By Police In South Jersey Town Authorities in one South Jersey town are seeking whoever is responsible for dumping trash bags full of adult diapers and urine pads around town. The Gibbstown culprit is likely driving a gray Nissan Altima without a rear wing, with a New Jersey plate, Greenwich Township police said. "We don't know who you are. We don't know what you want," the department said.  "But what we do have are a very particular set of skills, skills we have acquired over a very long career, skills that make us a nightmare for people like you. If you stop now, that'll be the end of it. We will not look fo…

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by Cecilia Levine
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‘Bored’ NJ GNC Employee Threw Energy Drinks Around Store, Damaged Walls: Police ‘Bored’ NJ GNC Employee Threw Energy Drinks Around Store, Damaged Walls: Police
‘Bored’ NJ GNC Employee Threw Energy Drinks Around Store, Damaged Walls: Police A GNC employee in Hunterdon County told police he was simply “bored” when he decided to throw energy drinks around the store and parking lot and cause damage to the walls, authorities said. Officers responding to the Flemington GNC saw purple energy drinks thrown in the middle of the parking lot and all over the store, as well as damage to a wall inside the store, police said. A follow-up investigation found that one of the store’s employees, Nicholas Tampano, 18, had started throwing expired cans at the building and causing the damage because he was “bored,” police said. Tampano, of Flemi…

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by Valerie Musson