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NJ Police Chief On Leave After Double Murder Suicide, Prosecutor Says: 'Serious Concerns' NJ Police Chief On Leave After Double Murder Suicide, Prosecutor Says: 'Serious Concerns'
NJ Police Chief On Leave After Double Murder Suicide, Prosecutor Says: 'Serious Concerns' The Franklin Township police chief and one sergeant have been placed on leave following the double murder suicide at the hands of a New Jersey State Trooper last week, authorities said. The Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office says it will be supervising the department as it continues its investigation into the murders of Lauren Semanchik and Tyler Webb. Police Chief Timothy Snyder and Sergeant Kevin Bollaro are being placed on administrative leave, while the department will be run by Paul Approvato, a captain in the Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office, Robeson said.  Prosecutor…

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Support Rising For Slain Township Mechanic, Local Firefighter Tyler Webb Support Rising For Slain Township Mechanic, Local Firefighter Tyler Webb
Support Rising For Slain Township Mechanic, Local Firefighter Tyler Webb A memorial has been set up outside a New Jersey animal hospital for Lauren Semanchik, a veterinarian who was fatally shot in a double murder-suicide in Washington Township over the weekend. Semanchik, 33, was killed along with her new boyfriend, 29-year-old firefighter Tyler Webb, by her ex-boyfriend Ricardo Santos, a New Jersey State Police trooper, authorities said. Santos then turned the gun on himself in his vehicle in Johnson Park in Piscataway, officials confirmed. ALSO SEE: NJ Trooper Followed Ex From Work, Lurked In Woods Before Double Murder Suicide: Prosecutor Semanchik work…

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NJ Trooper Followed Ex From Work, Lurked In Woods Before Double Murder Suicide: Prosecutor NJ Trooper Followed Ex From Work, Lurked In Woods Before Double Murder Suicide: Prosecutor
NJ Trooper Followed Ex From Work, Lurked In Woods Before Double Murder Suicide: Prosecutor New harrowing details have been released in the double-murder suicide, in which authorities say a New Jersey State Police trooper followed his ex-girlfriend home from work before killing her, her new boyfriend, and then himself. Ricardo Jorge Santos, 37, a sergeant first class with the New Jersey State Police, is believed to have followed 33-year-old Lauren Semanchik home from work as a veterinarian in Long Valley and hid in a wooded area near her Franklin Township home until 29-year-old Tyler Webb arrived on Friday, Aug. 1, Hunterdon County Prosecutor Renée Robeson said. Santos then k…

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by Cecilia Levine