SPECIAL REPORT: Stalkers have become potentially more dangerous than ever, and we may have ourselves to blame. Technology has made it simple for anyone to find where we are or what we’re doing, thanks to social networking companies who make money when we connect with others as often as possible.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Stalkers have become potentially more dangerous than ever, and we may have ourselves to blame. Technology has made it simple for anyone to find where we are or what we’re doing, thanks to social networking companies who make money when we connect with others as often as possible. Law would hike penalties for shooting an officer with a defaced firearm
Prosecutors could add a first-degree criminal charge against anyone who seriously injures a police officer with a defaced or stolen firearm if state lawmakers in Trenton adopt “Marc Anthony’s Law,” named for the 10-year Jersey City Police Department veteran who was shot in the face, and later died, after bursting into an apartment. Beware the driveway paving scam
ALERT: Beware of fly-by-day driveway repairmen, says Saddle Brook Police Chief Robert J. Kugler, whose squad this week picked off one without a license who told police he was "looking to make money."Court upholds 'reasonable suspicion' for DWI field tests
YOU READ IT HERE FIRST: Police officers in New Jersey don’t need probable cause to order a driver to take a sobriety test – just a "reasonable articulable suspicion" – a state appeals court affirmed this week. Otherwise, they wouldn’t be doing their jobs, the Appellate Division judges said. Concerns over traffic deaths hardly pedestrian
HOLIDAY SAFETY ALERT: We have literally reached a crossroads in our evolution, a time when we must learn not only defensive driving but also "defensive walking," due to the number of pedestrian crashes and deaths.
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