Armed Home Invasion, Shooting Leaves Victim Injured In Rochelle Park, Authorities Say
An armed home invasion and shooting left one person injured before dawn Tuesday, March 10 in Rochelle Park, authorities said.
Rochelle Park police responded to a home on Howard Avenue at approximately 3 a.m., after receiving a report of an active home invasion with shots fired, according to the Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella.
Responding officers determined that there had been forced entry into the home, Musella said. Police found one injured victim, who was taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, treated, and later released, according to the prosecutor.
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2 Busted In Viral, Violent Assault On West Hartford Chipotle Employees
A viral video showing a chaotic brawl inside a West Hartford Chipotle has led to criminal charges against two customers accused of attacking workers, authorities said.
Imani Joseph, 26, of Ansonia, and Chad McKoy, 26, of Waterbury, were taken into custody Thursday for the brawl that happened on Dec. 13, 2025, at the Chipotle restaurant at 1457 New Britain Ave., police said.
Video of the fight quickly spread across social media and broadcast news, drawing widespread attention.
West Hartford police said the fight began over an argument about an order.
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Southampton Counterfeit Cash Scheme Lands NJ Man Forgery, Theft Charges
A counterfeit money scheme that crossed state lines from New Jersey into Pennsylvania led to fraud charges after a fast-food transaction triggered a police investigation, authorities announced Wednesday, Dec. 24.
Jaquere T. Johnson, 20, of Mount Laurel, NJ, was charged after an investigation into counterfeit currency passed at a Pennsylvania business, according to Lower Southampton Township Police.
Police said the incident happened on Tuesday, Sept. 10, when officers responded to a report of non-genuine $50 bills used during a transaction at an Arby’s in Lower Southampton Township, Bucks Co…
'You'll Die Today' Threat, Mysterious '7-Inch Laceration', Ends In Prison Time For Lititz Man
A man who warned a stranger, “you’ll die today,” before slashing his throat outside a Lancaster bar has been sentenced to up to 45 years in state prison, prosecutors announced on Friday, Dec. 19.
Syeen Yadullah Hill, 45, of Lititz, was sentenced to 20 to 45 years by Lancaster County Judge David Ashworth after a jury convicted him of Felony Criminal Attempt – Criminal Homicide, Felony Aggravated Assault, Misdemeanor Recklessly Endangering Another Person, and Misdemeanor Possession of an Instrument of Crime, according to the Lancaster County District Attorney’s Office.
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