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Middle Township, NJ
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Dealing Meth Gets Middle Township Man Arrested: Prosecutor
A 53-year-old Rio Grande man was arrested and charged with dealing methamphetamine in Cape May County on Wednesday, Oct. 21, authorities said. Investigators, including Cape May County Regional SWAT Team and the Cape May County Prosecutor's Gangs, Guns and Narcotics Task Force executed a search warrant at the home of Joseph Quinn, Cape May County Prosecutor Jeffrey Sutherland and Middle Township Police Chief Tracey Super said. During the search, law enforcement seized methamphetamine in an amount less than ½ ounce and various items of paraphernalia associated with the distribution…
Middle Township, NJ
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Rookie Middle Twp Cop Critical After Being Struck By DUI Driver During Traffic Stop: Officials
A South Jersey rookie police officer is in critical condition after being struck by a suspected drunk driver during a traffic stop on Friday night, Oct. 16, authorities said. Middle Township Patrolman Austin Kapurelos, who joined the force last January, was conducting a motor vehicle stop on Route 47 South, also known as Wildwood Boulevard, shortly after 10 p.m. when he was struck by a vehicle, Middle Township police said. Emergency crews treated Kapurelos at the scene before taking him to AtlantiCare Medical Center, where he remained in critical but stable condition as of Saturday, Oct. 17…
Cape May, NJ
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Bomb Threat Forces Evacuation, Lockdown At Cape May County Zoo
A bomb threat forced an evacuation and lockdown at the Cape May County Park & Zoo on Monday afternoon, Oct. 5, county officials said. The threat was reported to 911 just after 4 p.m., prompting visitors and staff to evacuate while the animals were secured, according to Cape May County officials. The Cape May County Sheriff’s Office and Middle Township Police investigated as four bomb-sniffing dogs searched the zoo and park. No threat was found, and the grounds were deemed safe, officials said. Another sweep was planned for Tuesday morning, Oct. 6. “The safety of our visitors, our …
