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Police: Spring Valley Man Masturbates In Front Of NJ Doctor's Patients Police: Spring Valley Man Masturbates In Front Of NJ Doctor's Patients
Police: Spring Valley Man Masturbates In Front Of NJ Doctor's Patients A Spring Valley man with a history of lewdness arrests masturbated while shoving the handle of a toilet bowl scrubber up his anus in front of fellow patients in a New Jersey doctor’s office, said authorities who arrested him. Responding officers found 47-year-old Brian Bates with the bathroom door to the doctor’s office open “while masturbating and simultaneously attempting to penetrate his anus with the handle of the toilet bowl scrubber,” Police Police Chief Kenneth Ehrenberg said. “This act was witnessed by several adult females who were in the office,” Ehrenberg said. Bates was process…

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by Jerry DeMarco
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Police Tandem Avoids Route 17 Tragedy In Low-Speed Heroin User Chase Police Tandem Avoids Route 17 Tragedy In Low-Speed Heroin User Chase
Police Tandem Avoids Route 17 Tragedy In Low-Speed Heroin User Chase Police from several Northwest Bergen towns thwarted a potentially dangerous incident Wednesday when they closed off a stretch of northbound Route 17 to stop a heroin-addled driver from Rockland whose car bounced off the center divider several times, authorities said. Upper Saddle River Police Officer Kevin McWilliams, responding to another motorist's call, got behind the car around 12:30 p.m., Detective Lt. Edward Kane said. "He kept hitting the center median at about 30 miles an hour," he said. "So the officer activated his lights and siren to try and stop him." The 25-year-old Orangeburg…

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by Jerry DeMarco
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NJ State Police: Facebook Post Helps ID New Bridge Medical Center Patient NJ State Police: Facebook Post Helps ID New Bridge Medical Center Patient
NJ State Police: Facebook Post Helps ID New Bridge Medical Center Patient PARAMUS, N.J. -- (UPDATE) A non-responsive man with a distinctive tattoo who remained hospitalized at New Bridge Medical Center in Paramus was identified thanks to a Facebook post by New Jersey State Police. The late Monday afternoon post drew the attention of a friend who identified the man as Michael Paparella, 21, of Staten Island. "We are in the process of making arrangements with family," the NJSP said Tuesday. Paparella previously went missing in May 2014 and was found less than a week later, according to the NYPD. He was admitted to New Bridge Medical Center on Jan. 29, S…

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by Jerry DeMarco
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NJ State Police: Facebook Post Helps ID New Bridge Medical Center Patient NJ State Police: Facebook Post Helps ID New Bridge Medical Center Patient
NJ State Police: Facebook Post Helps ID New Bridge Medical Center Patient PARAMUS, N.J. -- (UPDATE) A non-responsive man with a distinctive tattoo who remained hospitalized at New Bridge Medical Center in Paramus nearly a month was identified thanks to a Facebook post by New Jersey State Police. The late Monday afternoon post drew the attention of a friend who identified the man as Michael Paparella, 21, of Staten Island. "We are in the process of making arrangements with family," the NJSP said Tuesday. Paparella previously went missing in May 2014 and was found less than a week later, according to the NYPD. He was admitted to New Bridge Medical Cente…

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by Jerry DeMarco