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Woman Who Posed As New Brunswick HS Student Avoids Jail Time: Prosecutor Woman Who Posed As New Brunswick HS Student Avoids Jail Time: Prosecutor
Woman Who Posed As New Brunswick HS Student Avoids Jail Time: Prosecutor A 29-year-old woman from New Brunswick avoided jail time after attending high school classes with a fake ID, authorities said. Hyejeong Shin, of New Brunswick, must complete a pre-trial intervention program, according to the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office. The ruling was made Monday, May 15 by Middlesex County Superior Court Judge Craig Corson. Shin, a graduate of Rutgers University, had used a fake birth certificate to attend four days of classes at New Brunswick High School. The pre-trial program is for first-time offenders.  "This is an unfortunate event," Superintendent Au…

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by Jon Craig
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Woman Posing As High School Student Is Rutgers Graduate: Report Woman Posing As High School Student Is Rutgers Graduate: Report
Woman Posing As High School Student Is Rutgers Graduate: Report The woman who spent four days in classes at New Brunswick High School before officials apparently realized the truth is a 2019 graduate of Rutgers University, NJ Advance Media reports. Hyejeong Shin, 29, of New Brunswick was charged Tuesday, Jan. 24 with providing a false government document with the intent to verify one’s identity or age, according to New Brunswick police. She provided a false birth certificate, they said. A student named Hyejeong Shin attended Rutgers University-New Brunswick and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and a minor in Chinese, the out…

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Woman, 29, Posing As Student Spent Four Days In Classes At NJ High School, Officials Say Woman, 29, Posing As Student Spent Four Days In Classes At NJ High School, Officials Say
Woman, 29, Posing As Student Spent Four Days In Classes At NJ High School, Officials Say A woman spent four days in classes at New Brunswick High School before officials apparently realized the truth, according to district officials. A video of the Tuesday, Jan. 24 New Brunswick Board of Education meeting was posted on Twitter by New Brunswick Today reporter Charlie Kratovil. "This is an unfortunate event," Superintendent Aubrey Johnson said in the video. "She was in a few classes." Hyejeong Shin, 29, of New Brunswick was charged on Jan. 24 with providing a false government document with the intent to verify one’s identity or age, according to New Brunswick police. She provide…

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New Brunswick High School Student Charged With Posting Social Media Threats: Superintendent New Brunswick High School Student Charged With Posting Social Media Threats: Superintendent
New Brunswick High School Student Charged With Posting Social Media Threats: Superintendent A 14-year-old student from New Brunswick High School has been charged with posting threatening messages on the Internet, authorities said. "On behalf of the school district, I want to thank our public safety community for their partnership, support, and diligence in this matter," Superintendent Aubrey A. Johnson wrote in a Wednesday letter to the school community.  Word of the threats and an active police investigation was initially announced by Johnson on Monday: Dr. Aubrey Johnson issued an alert about an online threat Monday.New Brunswick School District "While the apprehension of a…

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Online Threat Investigated At New Brunswick High School: Superintendent Online Threat Investigated At New Brunswick High School: Superintendent
Online Threat Investigated At New Brunswick High School: Superintendent An online threat was being investigated at New Brunswick High School, authorities said. In a notice to parents on Monday morning, Superintendent Dr. Aubrey Johnson said New Brunswick police were at the school actively investigating the threat.  School remained open. "Students and staff are safe," the superintendent wrote. Dr. Aubrey Johnson issued an alert about an online threat Monday saying "students and staff are safe."New Brunswick School District "Preliminary investigation indicates that the message was sent online as a results of a previous incident in which the police are aware…

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